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LONGi, JinkoSolar, Trina Solar, and Three Other Enterprises Sign and Deliver Multiple PV Module Orders

published: 2026-09-29 14:43

Recently, photovoltaic (PV) module enterprises have steadily advanced their overseas orders and domestic project supplies. Among them, LONGi is supplying 315MW of modules for a Romanian project, JinkoSolar has won a bid for a 220MW module order, Trina Solar has signed a 450MW module order in Southeast Asia, Liansheng Technology is supplying heterojunction (HJT) modules for a 72MW PV project, Astronergy has secured a 400MW module order, and UtmoLight has further expanded its perovskite modules into multiple domestic and international markets.

LONGi Supplies 315MW of Modules for a Romanian Project

Recently, the Iepurești and Ghimpați PV projects in Romania, developed by Nofar Energy, were officially connected to the grid and put into operation. The combined installed capacity of the two projects exceeds 315MW, all of which utilize LONGi's high-efficiency PV modules.

Both projects are located in Giurgiu County, Romania. Following completion, they are expected to generate approximately 430GWh of electricity annually. The projects also plan to construct and integrate battery energy storage systems in subsequent phases.

This 315MW project marks the first phase of cooperation between LONGi and Nofar Energy. Since 2023, the two parties have reached a cumulative cooperation scale of approximately 900MW. The 315MW first phase has already completed delivery and grid connection, while the remaining projects are expected to be delivered within 2026.

JinkoSolar Wins Bid for a 220MW PV Module Order

Recently, the bidding results for the PV module equipment of the Lianyungang Qingkou Salt Farm Fishery-Solar Integration Power Project were officially announced. JinkoSolar won the module procurement order for the project with a supply scale of 220MW, and will provide all the N-type high-efficiency PV modules for the project.

The Qingkou Salt Farm Fishery-Solar Integration Project is located in Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province, with an installed capacity of 220MW, and is constructed using a fishery-solar integration model. The winning product this time is JinkoSolar's Tiger Neo 3.0 N-type module, which features a maximum per-panel power output of 670W and a front-side module efficiency exceeding 24.8%.

Trina Solar Signs a 450MW Module Order in Southeast Asia

Recently, Trina Solar has successively secured PV module orders in the Southeast Asian market, specifically supplying its Vertex N 700W+ modules to the Bugallon Solar Power Plant in the Philippines and the Dau Tieng 5 Floating Solar Project in Vietnam.

Among them, Trina Solar signed a supply agreement with PetroGreen Energy Corporation of the Philippines to supply Vertex N 700W+ modules for the Bugallon Solar Power Plant. The project is located in Pangasinan Province, Philippines, and is expected to generate an average of about 51GWh of electricity annually once put into operation.

In the Vietnamese market, Trina Solar has partnered with DT5.1 Energy Joint Stock Company, a subsidiary of Xuan Cau Holdings, to supply Vertex N 700W+ modules for the Dau Tieng 5 Floating Solar Project, which has an installed capacity of 450MW. The project is located on Lake Dau Tieng in Tây Ninh Province, Vietnam; it commenced construction in August 2026 and is expected to be connected to the grid in December 2027.

Astronergy Secures a 400MW PV Module Order

Recently, Astronergy disclosed that its high-efficiency PV modules will be applied in the second and third batches of the "14th Five-Year Plan" PV power generation projects in Luqu County, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province, with a total supply scale of 400MW.

According to reports, the project has a total installed capacity of 400MW, consisting of 300MW in the second batch and 100MW in the third batch. Located in a plateau area in Luqu County at an altitude of approximately 3,500 meters, the project is being developed using a "pasture-solar complementary" model. All modules for the project will use Astronergy's ASTRO N series products, with CHINT Power providing string inverters and CHINT New Energy handling the EPC construction. The project is scheduled to be completed and connected to the grid in June 2027.

Liansheng Technology Supplies HJT Modules for a 72MW PV Project

Recently, the development of the distributed rooftop PV power generation project in Tongjiang County, Bazhong City, Sichuan Province, has been accelerating. The project has a planned installed capacity of 72MW. Liansheng Technology is participating in the project's construction and will supply its G12-0BB "Liansheng Uranus PRO" high-efficiency heterojunction (HJT) modules.

The highest mass-produced power output of this module can reach 765W, with a module conversion efficiency of over 24.63% and a maximum bifaciality of nearly 95%. Utilizing technologies such as multi-cutting, high-density packaging, and UV light-converting films, it is primarily targeted at distributed application scenarios such as commercial and industrial rooftops and public buildings.

UtmoLight Delivers Perovskite Modules to Domestic and Overseas Projects

Recently, UtmoLight's perovskite PV modules have been successively delivered to domestic projects in Sichuan, Zhejiang, Fujian, and Qinghai. The company has also entered overseas markets such as Europe and Saudi Arabia for the first time, delivering products including "Chuangshi" standard modules and the "Jiyao" series BIPV products.

Among them, the "Chuangshi" modules have been shipped in bulk to project sites in Sichuan, Fujian, Qinghai, and other regions, while entering the Saudi market for the first time, covering application scenarios across diverse climates. The "Jiyao" series BIPV products continue to be delivered to projects in Zhejiang and other locations, applied in scenarios such as factory renovations, fences, curtain walls, rooftops, and carports.

Furthermore, UtmoLight's flexible perovskite modules have also achieved shipments to overseas markets, with this European project marking the first overseas delivery for such products.

Source:EnergyTrend

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