Industry Updates

Trina Solar has been included in the Forbes China list of top 50 innovative companies for 2023.

JinkoSolar has confirmed its participation in the  COP28 United Nations climate change conference, to take place in Dubai between November 30th and December 12th, underlining its leadership role in the solar energy sector and its commitment to addressing the challenges posed by global warming on a global scale.

Astronergy has announced the addition of a new 66 rectangular cell product line for its ASTRO N7 TOPCon series, now ready to go into mass production.

Trina Solar has supplied a children’s community centre in the Australian city of Melbourne with its Vertex S+ modules. Total installed capacity of the project is 35.1kW and, once connected to the grid, it will generate an annual 40,065.91kWh of clean electricity  and eliminate 33.58 tonnes of CO2 emissions.

Astronergy has announced its commitment to the Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), an organization driving ambitious climate related actions in the private sector by enabling companies to set science-based emission reduction targets.

JinkoSolar Australia has announced a strategic collaboration with the Artificial Intelligence, Characterisation, Defects and Contacts (ACDC) research group at the University of New South Wales, to monitor and optimise the field performance of Jinko's cutting-edge cell technologies, including the next generation of bifacial PERC and TOPCon modules.

DAS Solar has exhibited its latest N-type and lightweight products at the 2023 edition of the PVS ASEAN Conference and Expo in the Indonesian capital Jakarta.

Pingluo County, located in the north of Ningxia, is mostly covered by sand and sparse vegetation. Its continental climate combines a relative lack of rain with significant levels of solar irradiance and wind, explaining the reason behind its selection as one part of the Wind and PV Plants Base, where the story of Hi-MO 7 begins.

DMEGC Solar has launched two innovative N-type rectangular wafer module series for the international market, the M10RT and G12RT, leveraging the capability of N-type wafers to achieve mass production efficiencies of up to 25.5%.

JinkoSolar has announced that it has reached the landmark of delivering 200GW of its modules globally, indicating that, currently, one of every eight panels installed around the world has been manufactured by the company.