A 100 MW agrivoltaic power plant in Shandong to which Huasun supplied Himalaya G12 HJT bifacial dual-glass modules has been successfully connected to the grid. (Photo Credit: Huasun)  
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China Solar PV News Snippets: Huasun Supplies Modules To Shandong Plant

CNNP Optoelectronics commissions 200 MW perovskite production line; Haier makes strategic investment in Stellar Link; Hong Kong IPO for Riyu Solar; Auner module achieves 29.69% efficiency.

Meena Nair

Huasun supplies HJT modules for Shandong agrivoltaic plant: In a WeChat communication, leading heterojunction (HJT) module manufacturer Huasun said that a 100 MW agrivoltaic power plant to which it had supplied its Himalaya G12 HJT bifacial dual-glass modules for the project has been successfully connected to the grid. Located in in Gaomi, Shandong Province, the plant combines photovoltaic power generation with agricultural cultivation beneath the modules, targeting an average annual output of 140 million kWh. These modules feature advanced encapsulation techniques and new light conversion films, ensuring excellent waterproofing and resistance to humidity and heat. The modules also deliver strong performance in weak light conditions such as rain, dawn, or dusk, maximizing the utilization of sunlight over agricultural land, the company added. At Intersolar Europe this year, Huasun Energy stood out with its innovations designed to address both current market pressures and long-term technology shifts (see Vertical PV And Pre-commercial Tandem Modules From Huasun)

CNNP Optoelectronics commissions 200 MW perovskite production line: CNNP Optoelectronics, a subsidiary of China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) specializing in perovskite research and manufacturing, has signed a 100 MW perovskite module supply agreement with China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) New Energy, officially commissioning a fully automated 200 MW rigid perovskite mass production line technology development and scenario-based application verification. CNNP Optoelectronics also revealed plans to begin construction of a GW-scale production base in 2026, with commercial operations expected by 2028. In March, CNNP Optoelectronics’ rigid single-junction perovskite module had achieved a conversion efficiency of 19.7% (see China Solar PV News Snippets)

Haier invests in Stellar Link: Haier Energy, a subsidiary of Chinese home appliance giant Haier, announced that it has made a strategic investment in Stellar Link New Energy, positioning the company as its core R&D center for energy storage inverters. Headquartered in Guangdong Province, Stellar Link is a developer and operator of distributed PV, energy storage plants, and EV charging stations. Haier Energy stated that this investment is aimed at strengthening its integrated energy solution capabilities in generation-grid-load-storage, while enhancing its competitiveness in AI-powered energy storage inverter technologies.

Riyu Solar files for Hong Kong IPO: In a recent announcement, Riyu Solar, which is supplier of conductive silver paste and metallization solutions for solar cells, said that it has filed for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. According to its prospectus, Riyu Solar has produced 79.7 tons, 291.9 tons, and 356.7 tons of PV conductive silver paste in FY2022, FY2023, and FY2024 respectively. By the end of 2024, its annual production capacity had reached 630 tons. A report by CIC Consulting ranks the company fourth globally in PV silver paste sales and revenue in 2024. The IPO proceeds will be used to fund a series of projects, including:

·        the development of TOPCon 5.0/6.0 metallization solutions

·        next-generation N-type BC cell metallization technologies

·        xBC cell metallization based on stacking processes

·        high-temperature base-metal conductive pastes, and

·        low-temperature metallization solutions for HJT, HBC, and perovskite tandem solar cells.

Auner tandem perovskite-silicon module achieves 29.69% efficiency: Chinese perovskite technology company Auner has announced that its perovskite/crystalline silicon two-terminal tandem module has achieved an efficiency of 29.69%, as verified by the China’s National Institute of Metrology. The module is fully self-developed and features a G12 half-cell silicon base topped with a perovskite layer. Auner stated that the company will now accelerate engineering validation and ramp-up to commercial production, with the goal of surpassing the 30% efficiency threshold for modules.