Recently,Chinese photovoltaic(PV)enterprises have been frequently announcing good news from overseas markets,with a series of significant orders being signed in regions from Saudi Arabia to Brazil.Companies like Jinko Solar,Solarspaceand Arctech are leveraging their technological advantages and project experience to continuously deepen international cooperation,injecting momentum into new energy construction in emerging markets like the Middle East and South America.
Jinko Solar Secures 2GW PV Module Supply Order in Saudi Arabia
Recently,Jinko Solar signed a purchase intention agreement with China Energy Engineering Group(CEEC)for the supply of 2GW of its Tiger Neo 3.0(Feihu 3)PV modules.
According to the agreement,Jinko Solar will supply its latest generation Feihu 3 modules for the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund(PIF)Phase VI Furis PV Project,which is being EPC-contracted by CEEC.
Solarspace Technology Co.,Ltd.Signs PV Module Order in Brazil
On November 12th,Solarspace Technology Co.,Ltd.and the renowned Brazilian company CDL successfully held a framework agreement signing ceremony,officially launching their strategic cooperation.
Under the agreement,Solarspace Technology Co.,Ltd.will serve as the core module supplier,collaborating with CDL to develop PV projects in Brazil.The cooperation is expected to fully commence in 2026.
Arctech Locks Down 4.2GW Tracker System Mega-Order in Saudi Arabia
Recently,Arctech signed a cooperation agreement with the East China Survey and Design Institute(ECIDI)of PowerChina for the Saudi PIF6-AFIF-4.2GW Project.Arctech will provide its SkyLine II tracking system,along with customized solutions tailored for the challenging environment.
The signed project is located in Riyadh,the capital of Saudi Arabia,and encompasses two sub-projects:PIF6-AFIF1-1.8GW and AFIF2-2.4GW.
On October 10th,PowerChina announced that a consortium—comprising its subsidiaries Sinohydro Bureau 14 Co.,Ltd.,PowerChina Huadong Engineering Corporation Limited(ECIDI),and Power Construction Corporation of China—had signed the Afif1&2 PV IPP-EPC contract with Saudi Afif Renewable Energy Company,valued at approximately$1.65 billion.The construction period is 26 months,with commercial operation expected in the second half of 2027 or the first half of 2028.
Currently,Arctech has established a comprehensive service network in the Middle East,covering a regional headquarters,an R&D center,and production bases.The recent completion of the second phase of its Jeddah production base has boosted its annual delivery capacity in the Middle East to 15GW.
Source：EnergyTrend