Tag: JinkoSolar

  • JinkoSolar unveils Tiger Neo solar PV panel series

    JinkoSolar is one of the largest and most innovative solar module manufacturers in the world, and this week it revealed its Second Generation Tiger Neo panel family. The upgraded Tiger Neo family includes three series with up to 445 W for 54-cell, 615 W for 72-cell, and 635 W for 78-cell (182 in. formats) and……

  • How JinkoSolar faired in a national assessment of PV Modules Testing Accuracy

    JinkoSolar‘s R&D Center module laboratory obtained satisfactory results in the latest national assessment of PV Modules Testing Accuracy. Organized by the National Institute of Metrology, China (NIM) and China Building Material Test & Certification Group (CTC) – results of the “Monofacial/ Bifacial PV Module’s Electrical Parameter Testing Capability Verification” wereRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • JinkoSolar strengthens its glass, crystalline silicon supply chain

    JinkoSolar shored up aspects of its supply chain last week. JinkoSolar Holding Co., signed a “strategic cooperation agreement” with Tongwei Co., Ltd. to jointly invest in a high-purity crystalline silicon project with annual capacity of 45,000 metric tons and a silicon wafer project with an annual production capacity of 15GW,Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • PV module procurement: Common mistakes made and issues to consider

    As part of our 2021 Solar PV Modules Buyer’s Guide, we asked solar PV panel manufacturers what they considered to be common mistakes made in the procurement process by solar installers and EPCs. Here is what they had to say. Peak power vs. production One of the factors that isRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • 7X Energy partners with Nestlé on 250 MW Taygete I Solar in Texas

    7X Energy, Inc. has partnered with Nestlé to be the sole tax equity investor for its 250 megawatts Taygete I Energy Project located in Pecos County, Texas. 7X has now successfully originated 1,350 megawatts of solar projects either in operation or under construction in Texas. The projects combined represent a capitalRead More — Solar Builder magazine