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Nearly 1.6GW: New Updates on Module Orders of Four Enterprises Including LONGi and Aiko

published: 2026-10-12 14:33

According to EnergyTrend, Aiko Solar, Risen Energy, LONGi Green Energy and Hongyuan Green Energy have recently announced updates on PV module orders and deliveries, totaling nearly 1.6GW. Multiple large-scale PV projects are being rolled out both domestically and overseas.

Aiko Secures 773.5MW ABC Module Order in South Africa

On October 10, Aiko Solar announced it has entered into a cooperation agreement with African renewable energy supplier Infinity Power. Under the agreement, Aiko will supply 773.5 MW high-efficiency ABC modules for three utility-scale solar projects in South Africa.

Previously, the two parties signed contracts for the 258.5 MW Nefer Benban and 1.2 GW Nefer Menya projects in Egypt. With this latest module order, their cumulative cooperation volume in Africa has exceeded 2 GW.

The deal will fully adopt Aiko ABC 66-format double-glass modules. The product achieves a mass production efficiency of 24.1% with a maximum output power of 655W.

Risen Energy and LONGi Win PV Module Bids for Laos Solar Project

On October 9, the bid results for PV module procurement for the southern and northern zones of the 500MW Namor PV Project in Laos were released. Risen Energy won the bid for the southern zone module supply, while LONGi Solar Technology secured the northern zone contract. The awarded unit prices stand at RMB 0.758/W and RMB 0.798/W respectively.

According to the tender document, the project uses two types of monocrystalline bifacial modules across different zones: BC modules for the northern zone and HJT or TOPCon modules for the southern zone, with a total of 158 PV arrays to be built.

The southern zone will deploy 725Wp HJT or 725Wp TOPCon modules with a capacity of 343.09MWp. The northern zone will use 655Wp BC PV modules totaling 287.28MWp.

Hongyuan Green Energy Delivers 320MW of PV Modules

On October 12, Hongyuan Green Energy announced the successful delivery of 320MW PV modules for the 800MW PV project at Minqin Hongshagang, Hexi New Energy Base in the Tengger Desert, Gansu, developed by China Huadian.

The first batch of modules has arrived at the project site. Located in Hongshagang, Minqin County, Wuwei City, Gansu Province, the PV project has a planned total installed capacity of 800MW. It serves as one of the key projects for Gansu to develop large-scale new energy bases.

Source:EnergyTrend

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