EnergyTrend learned that large-scale module orders have recently been finalized by PV manufacturers. Four enterprises including JA Solar, Trina Solar, Aiko Solar and Yingli Energy have successively announced signing and bid-winning notices for PV modules with notable order volumes.
JA Solar Secures 1.2 GW Large PV Module Order
On July 13, JA Solar announced a major signing achievement. The company won and signed the third bid package of CGN’s 2026 Annual Framework Centralized Procurement for PV Modules, locking in a 1.2 GW PV module supply contract.
The overall scale of CGN’s PV module centralized procurement reaches 8.4 GW, divided into seven bid packages each sized at 1.2 GW. JA Solar won Bid Package 3 (Lot 1), corresponding to a total contract value of RMB 908.4 million with a bid price of RMB 0.757/W.
The supply scope of this bid package covers five major regions: East China, Northwest China, Southwest China, North China and Northeast China, covering diverse application scenarios including plains, deserts, mountainous areas and frigid zones. JA Solar will supply high-efficiency DeepBlue series PV modules for the project, including main modules and a full set of supporting components, alongside comprehensive technical services throughout the project cycle.
Trina Solar Lands 200 MW PV Module Order in Myanmar
On July 9, Trina Solar unveiled a new overseas module order. The company recently sealed a cooperation agreement with Myanmar’s Shwe Wah Yaung Agricultural Production Co., Ltd., for the supply of 200 MW Vertex 3 PV modules.
The partnership with Myanmar SWY marks another key deployment of Trina Solar’s Vertex 3 modules across the Asia-Pacific market. Prior to this deal, Trina Solar secured a 1 GW Vertex 3 module order with Australia’s Solar Juice and reached a 600 MW cooperation framework with Ecohope Solar. Its product distribution network now covers core overseas PV markets including Southeast Asia, Australia, the Middle East and Africa.
Aiko Solar Shortlisted for Datang’s 4 GW BC Module Centralized Procurement
On July 9, Aiko Solar announced it had been shortlisted for the BC module bid package following the publication of successful candidate list for China Datang Corporation’s 2026–2027 Framework Procurement of PV Modules.
The BC bid package totals 4 GW, accounting for over 36% of the overall 11 GW procurement volume. Back in 2025, Aiko Solar won the 1 GW BC bid package under Datang’s annual procurement. Capturing this new 4 GW large bid package further deepens the strategic partnership between both parties.
Up to now, Aiko Solar’s ABC modules have been delivered and commissioned for multiple Datang cooperative projects such as Guangxi Guiguan, Pu'er Baliu, Huaping and Yuanmou Menglinggou.
Yingli Energy Wins 6 GW TOPCon Module Centralized Procurement Project
On July 11, Yingli Energy announced it had been shortlisted for Bid Package 1 (N-type TOPCon PV modules) of China Datang’s 2026–2027 Framework Procurement of PV Modules, a 6 GW procurement project.
China Datang’s overall PV module tender totals 11 GW split into three bid packages, drawing nearly 40 industry participants. Only ten enterprises were shortlisted for Bid Package 1 for N-type TOPCon PV modules, among which Yingli Energy secured a spot.
Source：EnergyTrend