Recently, Jinko Solar, Yixi‘ao, and Hongyuan Green Energy (HY Solar) have successively secured domestic and international solar module orders. These projects cover various application scenarios, including centralized and distributed systems. The penetration rate of N-type TOPCon and high-power modules continues to climb in both domestic and overseas markets.
Jinko Solar Signs 10.5MW Tiger Neo 3.0 Order in Australia
Recently, Jinko Solar signed a 10.5MW solar module supply agreement with an Australian distributor. The products to be delivered this time are the Tiger Neo 3.0 series modules, which will be entirely applied to distributed solar projects within Australia.
Addressing the characteristics of the Australian market—which features limited rooftop space and high electricity prices during morning and evening peak hours—the Tiger Neo 3.0 modules utilize N-type TOPCon technology to effectively resolve these pain points, relying on a 24.8% front-side conversion efficiency and excellent weak-light response performance. Meanwhile, the first-year degradation of this module is less than 1%, and it boasts both high-temperature and salt-mist resistance. This meets the high-reliability hardware requirements for long-term stable power generation under the complex local climate.
Yixi‘ao Wins Bid for 2GW Solar Module Procurement Project
On March 3rd, the bidding results for Mashang Intelligent's 2GW solar module procurement project were announced. Henan Yixi’ao New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. won the bid with a total winning price of 90 million RMB, translating to a unit price of 0.9 RMB/W (calculated based on a 100MW batch).
This project encompasses the module procurement for projects invested and constructed by Mashang Intelligent Investment Co., Ltd. in Beijing, Xinjiang, and Zhengzhou. According to the requirements of the bidding documents, this procurement will be supplied in batches, with 100MW of modules constituting one batch. The specific delivery time will be subject to the tenderee's notification to ensure it meets on-site production needs.
Hongyuan Wins Bids for Huadian's 360MW and CARS's Solar Module Centralized Procurements
Recently, relying on its N-type TOPCon module products, Hongyuan successively won the bids for the solar module procurement projects of China Huadian Corporation and CARS (Beijing) Engineering Consulting Co., Ltd. It has achieved substantial business progress in both the centralized large-scale base and distributed engineering markets.
In terms of centralized projects, Hongyuan successfully became a shortlisted supplier for the solar module centralized procurement section of the "Inner Mongolia Huadian Damao Banner Phase I 1 Million Kilowatt Wind-Solar-to-Hydrogen Project." According to the bidding requirements, this section mainly procures large-format, high-power modules with a single-piece power of 720Wp and above, with a total procurement capacity of no less than 360MWp. Hongyuan's HT series N-type modules will directly participate in the construction of this integrated "wind-solar-hydrogen-storage" base.
In the distributed market, Hongyuan won the bid for the "CARS (Beijing) Engineering Consulting Co., Ltd. 2026-2027 Solar Module Supply Project." Hongyuan will act as the supplier, providing standardized solar modules and related supporting materials for the company.
Source：EnergyTrend
