According to EnergyTrend, recently, many domestic component manufacturers have continued to place overseas orders. LONGi Green Energy, JinkoSolar, AstronergyRecently, the progress of new module orders has been announced one after another. From Kazakhstan, Italy to Guyana, overseas markets are still Domestic photovoltaic module shipments important position.
LONGi delivers Central Asia centralized photovoltaic benchmark project
On November 11, LONGi officially announced that it has recently opened a new plant in Turkestan Oblast, Kazakhstan. 100 MW “Damona” centralized photovoltaic project components All deliveries have been completed.
The "Damona" 100 MW photovoltaic project is located in the Kles District of Turkistan Oblast in southern Kazakhstan, about 150 kilometers away from the historical city of Shymkent in Central Asia. It is invested and developed by Damona LLP, a subsidiary of Sun System Group. The project is expected to be officially put into commercial operation in January 2027.
It is reported that the project all uses LONGi’s flagship product Hi-MO 9 based on HPBC 2.0 technology, and is the first 100-megawatt BC technology centralized photovoltaic benchmark project in Central Asia.
JinkoSolar signs module order from Italy
November 10, JinkoSolar announced, recently met with Italian renewable energy investors Signed a supply agreement for Tiger Neo 3.0 N-type high-efficiency components, used in the construction of large-scale ground power stations in southern Italy, Scale is 151.63 MW.
It is reported that Tiger Neo 3.0 has a maximum conversion efficiency of 24.8% in mass production, and a single board nominal power of up to 670W. Against the background of high land and construction costs in Italy, the DC side capacity has increased by about 8%-10% for the same site area, and the land occupation corresponding to the unit installed capacity has been simultaneously diluted, and the unit costs of brackets, pile foundations and DC cables have also dropped.
Astronergy delivers module project in Guyana
On November 11, Astronergy announced that it had recently completed the supply of all components for the Bosai Aluminum Optical Storage Project in Guyana. Currently, 14042 pieces of ASTRO N8 high-efficiency photovoltaic modules All have been shipped to South American mining areas.
It is reported that the PV and storage project is located in Linden City, Guyana's second largest city, and the project owner Bossai Group is a benchmark enterprise in China's overseas mining industry. The project plans to install 10 MW of photovoltaic capacity and be equipped with a 7.5 MW/15 MWh energy storage system.
The ASTRO N8 components supplied this time are based on TOPCon high-efficiency cell technology. After the completion of the photovoltaic storage project, the average annual power generation will be approximately 14,798.54 MWh, which will be used as a backup power source for the mining area.
Source：EnergyTrend
