Industry Updates

Astronergy Country Manager for Brazil, Eduardo Gama Tamburus, has shared the background to the company’s establishment of a green supply chain during a panel discussion at Energyear Brazil.

Tongwei Solar has announced the signing of a 300MW module supply agreement with leading European distributor Memodo.

TrinaTracker has announced that its Vanguard 1P single axis tracker has been granted a FINAME (Machinery and Equipment Financing) code by the Brazilian National Social Development Bank ( BNDES ), underlining the company’s commitment to its presence and service located in Brazil.

Autowell has taken part in the Intersolar North America exhibition, showcasing its PV and energy storage intelligent manufacturing solutions as part of its strategy to raise its profile in the US market and expand its global footprint.

Runergy has announced the successful performance of its new generation N-type double-glass solar module in PVEL’s Product Qualification Program (PQP).

Trina Solar has announced the completion of installation of 30MW of its Vertex N 700W modules for an integrated PV-energy storage project in the desert region of northwest China.

Jinergy has announced that its TOPCon series products have obtained French carbon footprint certification, meaning that more of the company’s types of high-efficiency PV modules can now be made available for the French market.

Under the agreement, Tongwei will supply high-efficiency bifacial modules to KONČAR for the construction of a power station in Dugopolje, Croatia, a project owned by the country’s major electricity provider Hrvatska Elektroprivreda (HEP Group) and currently the largest in terms of capacity at 13.54MW.

Tongwei Solar has announced that its cumulative global shipments of cells had reached 200GW at the end of 2023, representing a market share of 15% and placing it as the industry leader for the sixth consecutive year.

Suntech has announced that the first 500,000-kW PV unit for a project in Hebei Province constructed by Beisheng Group subsidiary Zhangbei Hengfeng New Energy, partially deploying its 555W and 550W high-efficiency modules, has been connected to the grid.