According to EnergyTrend, Jinko Solar, LONGi and Ronma Solar have recently reported a string of new developments, including overseas order wins, successful bids for PV procurement projects and completed shipments of N type modules, as PV projects keep advancing toward implementation.
Jinko Solar Signs PV Order in Romania
On October 8, Jinko Solar announced it had recently secured a supply agreement for a 264.3 MW project in Romania, under which it will supply Tiger Neo 3.0 high efficiency bifacial N type modules.
The modules are specifically designated for utility scale ground mount PV power stations in Romania. While Romania enjoys favorable solar irradiance, the project site is subject to complex climatic conditions such as high summer temperatures and heavy snow accumulation in winter.
Featuring high output power, a high bifaciality factor, excellent temperature coefficient and low light performance, along with reliable degradation resistance, Tiger Neo 3.0 modules are well suited for local hilly terrain power plants. They help cut civil works and installation costs and boost power generation over the full lifecycle.
LONGi Wins Bid for BC Module Procurement Project
On October 2, Jingneng Group released a procurement result announcement. LONGi won the bid for the N type BC PV module procurement project of Jingneng (Wuhan) Clean Energy, with a total tax inclusive contract value of RMB 11.4575 million.
Beijing Jingneng Tendering & Centralized Procurement Center Co., Ltd. acted as the procurement agent. As the awarded supplier, LONGi will deliver BC PV modules for the Jingneng (Wuhan) Clean Energy project.
Ronma Solar Ships High efficiency N type Bifacial Double glass Modules
On September 30, Ronma Solar announced the recent official shipment of its first batch 720 Wp high efficiency N type bifacial double glass modules. The modules are bound for the 1 GW “Grass PV Complementary” PV project developed by Shaanxi Construction Group in the Shi Ma Border Integration Zone of the 8th Division, Xinjiang.
Located on the edge of the Gurbantünggüt Desert, the project carries a total investment of approximately RMB 2.38 billion. It is planned for an AC installed capacity of 1000 MW and a DC actual installed capacity of 1069.36128MWp. Full scale construction kicked off in Q2 2026, and full capacity grid connection is targeted for the end of the year. The plant will operate over a 25 year service life upon completion.
Source：EnergyTrend