In recent days, JinkoSolar and Hanersun have reported a series of successes in overseas markets. JinkoSolar has consecutively signed supply agreements totaling 4.3 GW for its Tiger Neo 3.0 modules with partners from multiple countries. At the same time, Hanersun is expanding its presence in Europe and has reached a 100 MW module supply agreement with Spain’s SeisSolar.
JinkoSolar Signs Another 1 GW Module Supply Agreement in Australia
Recently, global leading solar company JinkoSolar signed a 1 GW supply agreement for its Tiger Neo 3.0 (Feihu 3) modules with GoSolar Group, a leading enterprise in Australia’s photovoltaic industry.
According to the agreement, GoSolar Group will supply JinkoSolar’s next-generation N-type TOPCon modules to the Australian market.
Within just one week, JinkoSolar’s latest Tiger-Neo-3.0 modules have secured multiple major orders in overseas markets, reaching a total volume of 4.3 GW.
Hanersun Signs 100 MW PV Module Supply Agreement in Spain
On November 19, Hanersun officially signed a 100 MW PV module supply agreement with Antonio Mateos Blanco, CEO of Spain’s well-known PV distributor SeisSolar.
According to the agreement, SeisSolar will be responsible for promoting and selling Hanersun’s high-efficiency modules in the Spanish market, and will develop a clear product strategy tailored to different application scenarios:
For residential and commercial rooftop distributed markets, SeisSolar will focus on promoting the HITOUCH 5N series, which combines aesthetics with high power generation performance to meet both appearance and operational stability requirements in urban and commercial buildings.
For ground-mounted power plants and utility-scale projects, the focus will be the HITOUCH 6N high-power series featuring N-type cell technology, which offers higher conversion efficiency, lower degradation rates, and superior LCOE performance, delivering long-term stable returns for projects.
Going forward, the two parties will continue to deepen collaboration in market promotion, channel development, and project applications based on their long-term cooperative relationship.
Source：EnergyTrend