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DAS Solar has received its first UVID certification from TÜV Rheinland, based on the 2 PfG 2944/07.23 standard, not only highlighting the company’s leadership in UVID resistance for N-type modules, but also marking a significant milestone in its advancement in reliability testing.

Astronergy has announced the signing of a 3-year framework cooperation agreement with Nordic distributor Aprilice, marking the company’s first major partnership in Sweden and the broader Nordic region.

PowerChina has halted a 51GW centralised module procurement tender, the largest in the country’s history, citing new pricing policies.

PERC solar PV technology is “all but obsolete” in Europe, as the flow of cheap N-type products coming from China is unlikely to abate.

Reducing silver consumption remains one of the key trends in the solar industry, such as going busbar-less, highlights the ITRPV.

JinkoSolar reports on some of the work the company is doing to develop and test products to withstand the rigours of the marine environment.

Astronergy CEO and chairman Dr Chuan Lu speaks to PV Tech about the company’s 2024, and what it expects in 2025.

JinkoSolar has been recognized as an industry leader in the Harvard Business Review’s 2024 ‘China New Growth Technology Leadership List’. 

MNRE confirmed that from 1 June 2026, all solar projects under the ALMM scheme must source modules and cells from Indian manufacturers.

Degradation issues identified in new cell technologies such as TOPCon and HJT underscore the importance of module stability as well as efficiency. Tom Kenning reports on the testing of next-generation modules and efforts to ensure their longevity in the field.