Heterojunction (HJT) manufacturer Huasun announced that its modules have received 2,000 V certification from TÜV SÜD, which the company says is a first for HJT modules.
The certified Himalaya 760HV 2000V module is designed for large-scale ground-mounted power plants and other high-value applications. According to Huasun, the module uses a high active-area ratio and negative gap design to increase the effective power-generating area by 2.1%, reaching an active-area ratio of 95.8%.
The company claims these design features raise output power by 20 W and improve module efficiency by 0.66%, enhancing power density per unit area while retaining the typical advantages of HJT technology, including high efficiency, low degradation, and strong bifacial performance.
Huasun’s Himalaya series HS-210-B132DS730W module with an efficiency of 23.5% at 730 W ranked 9th in the TaiyangNews TOP SOLAR MODULES rankings in February 2026 (see TOP SOLAR MODULES Listing – February 2026).
Business registry data shows that Jiangsu Suntech Solar Co., Ltd. has been formally established with a registered capital of RMB 630 million. The new entity is wholly owned by Hongyuan Solar (Wuxi) Co., Ltd., itself a wholly owned subsidiary of HY Solar.
This move by HY Solar reflects its deeper involvement in operating the Suntech brand. In July 2025, HY Solar signed a cooperative operations agreement with SF-PV, then the parent company of Suntech, granting HY Solar comprehensive management authority over Wuxi Suntech across operations, finance, human resources, and supply chain.
Under that arrangement, HY Solar became the third custodian responsible for operating the Suntech brand.
Recently, China Huadian shortlisted HY Solar for its 360 MW PV module procurement tender, with a bid price of RMB 0.743/W (see China Solar PV News Snippets).
Wafer manufacturer and solar power plant developer JYT Corporation announced that its controlling shareholder, Jingyuntong Daxing, and actual controller, Huanpei Feng, agreed to transfer a combined 288 million unrestricted shares to 2 private equity funds.
The transaction represents 11.9274% of the company’s total share capital and is valued at RMB 1.04 billion. Upon completion, both private equity funds will become shareholders with stakes exceeding 5%.
In January, JYT Corporation forecast a narrowing in its adjusted net loss for FY2025 (see China Solar PV News Snippets).
Inner Mongolia has released its 2026 Economic and Social Development Plan, identifying the construction of a clean, low-carbon, safe, and efficient energy system as a central task.
The plan calls for adding 30 GW of new grid-connected renewable capacity in 2026, bringing the region’s total installed capacity to 200 GW. It also targets the deployment of 7 GW of new energy storage at key grid nodes and renewable-rich areas.
The region will continue to develop large-scale energy bases in ‘desert, Gobi, wasteland’ areas, alongside efforts to accelerate approval and construction of cross-provincial transmission channels linking the Kubuqi region with Hebei, Jiangsu, Shanghai, and Anhui.
Inner Mongolia also aims to reach more than 200 billion kWh of local renewable electricity consumption.
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and the National Energy Administration (NEA), along with 4 other government departments, issued guidance to promote the comprehensive utilization of retired PV modules.
The policy targets a cumulative recycling and reuse volume of 250,000 tons by 2027. By 2030, China aims to establish a full-chain recycling system with coordinated upstream and downstream industrial chains.
It also calls for technological progress in areas such as module dismantling and laminate separation, while encouraging non-acidic or weak-acidic silver extraction processes, low-temperature pyrolysis, and multi-stage physical separation technologies to improve recovery rates of silicon, solar glass, and non-ferrous metals such as copper, lead, and tin.