Recently, leading PV manufacturers including Tongwei, Jinko Solar and Aiko Solar have unveiled fresh updates on their PV module businesses, covering newly signed orders in Australia and the Middle East.
Tongwei Signs 1 GW PV Module Cooperation Deal in Australia
On October 28, during the All-Energy Australia exhibition in Melbourne, Tongwei announced that it had signed PV module cooperation agreements with three Australian partners, Blue Sun Group, Supply Partners and OSW, with a combined capacity of 1 GW.
At the exhibition, Tongwei showcased two flagship products, the TNC 2.0 FULLX and TNC 3.0. This cooperation centers on Tongwei’s high-efficiency TNC 2.0 FULLX modules, delivering solutions for Australia’s residential PV market that balance power generation returns and rooftop aesthetics.
Jinko Secures 310.53 MW Module Order in the Middle East
On October 27, Jinko Solar announced it had recently signed a module distribution agreement with a distributor in the Middle East for a capacity of 310.53 MW.
The contracted products are high-efficiency Tiger Neo 3.0 modules, tailor-made for the rapidly growing commercial and industrial distributed PV market across the Middle East.
Aiko Solar Delivers ABC High-Efficiency Modules
On October 26, Aiko Solar announced it had commenced module delivery for the full self-consumption new energy project of Guodian Power in Otog Front Banner. The first batch of ABC high-efficiency modules has arrived at the site.
Located in Shanghaimiao Town, the new energy project involves a total investment of approximately 770 million yuan. It comprises 214 MW of PV and 100 MW of wind power, supported by a booster station, transmission lines and energy storage facilities. It is a key local project to advance clean energy substitution.
Aiko’s ABC modules feature strong power generation performance in desert, Gobi and arid scenarios, and will support the long-term stable operation of the project.
LONGi, Jinko Solar and Tongwei Shortlisted for 1 GW N-type Module Framework Tender
On October 26, the candidates for the second round of the 2026–2027 PV module framework agreement tender of Shanghai New Energy were publicized:
The tender document specifies that the procurement targets high-efficiency N-type (BC or TOPCon) PV modules with an estimated volume of 1 GW. The agreement is valid from the signing date until December 31, 2027. Delivery shall be completed within one month after contract signing.
Source：EnergyTrend