Heterojunction (HJT) solar PV manufacturer Huasun Energy has entered into a strategic partnership with SunSum Technology, a Chinese provider of concentrated solar power (CSP) solutions. Under the agreement, the 2 companies aim to advance the ‘multi-tower single turbine’ demonstration project. This project will serve as a benchmark integrated solar-storage and grid-integrated demonstration base in Northwest China. Huasun will supply high-efficiency solar modules based on HJT technology for the project, while SunSum Technology, as a specialist in tower-type CSP, will provide a one-stop solution covering project development, investment, construction, and operation. The partners aim to integrate CSP, wind power, and photovoltaic technologies to create a landmark new energy demonstration project.
Abhishek Kaushal, Director South Asia at Huasun Energy, will be participating in the 1st TaiyangNews Solar Technology Conference India 2025 – How to Lift PV Manufacturing to the Next Level.
This Conference, to be held on April 10 & 11, 2025, brings together industry experts to address key challenges and opportunities in solar cell and module production, covering important topics such as local upstream manufacturing, technology advancements for cost-effective production, and equipment innovations for high-quality output.
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JA Solar has announced that it has officially delivered its first global project under its high-end home energy solution brand JA Solar Villa. Located in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, the villa project integrates n-type TOPCon modules with smart solar-storage inverters, energy storage systems, and high-reliability mounting structures, featuring a building-integrated design that balances functionality and aesthetics. This setup ensures high power generation efficiency and uninterrupted electricity supply. As JA Solar’s premium residential green energy solution brand, JA Solar Villa focuses on applications in villas, resorts, and similar settings, offering high-efficiency, intelligent, and low-carbon integrated solar-storage solutions.
JA Solar recently received the Silver Badge certification from the Solar Stewardship Initiative (SSI) for its manufacturing facilities in Fengxian District, Shanghai, and Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province (see China Solar PV News Snippets).
Hangzhou Kelin Electric (KLEC), a power product manufacturer, has announced that its subsidiary has recently signed a MW-scale perovskite module supply order. According to the agreement, Keneng New Energy, which specializes in the R&D and manufacturing of perovskite solar technology, will provide distributed perovskite modules for a commercial aircraft component manufacturing plant in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, covering an installation area of approximately 100,000 square meters. The company stated that this agreement is its first MW-scale commercial application of perovskite modules.
Hangzhou Kelin Electric, Keneng New Energy’s parent company, recently announced its plans to raise up to RMB 1.46 billion ($201.65 million) to set up a 1 GW high-efficiency perovskite solar module plant (see China Solar PV News Snippets).
HYPSET, a flexible solar PV mounting system manufacturer, has officially launched phase 1 of its flexible mounting system manufacturing base. Located in Changde, Hunan Province, the manufacturing base is being built with a total investment of RMB 230 million ($31.69 million) and a designed annual capacity of 5.5 GW. HYPSET claims it to be the ‘world's first’ intelligent manufacturing factory for flexible solar mounting systems. The first phase, which has now started production, has been built at an investment of RMB 100 million ($13.78 million) and has an annual capacity of 1.5 GW. HYPSET aims to develop this facility into an advanced manufacturing base featuring a technology matrix comprising flexible mounting systems, flexible intelligent trackers, and integrated solar-storage-charging solutions.
The National Energy Administration (NEA) has released data on the issuance and trading of renewable energy green power certificates as of February 2025. In February alone, the NEA issued 2.56 billion green certificates, marking a 5.44-fold year-on-year increase, including 439.7 million for solar power and 983.4 million for wind power.
As for green certificate transactions, 28.4 million certificates were traded nationwide in February, with solar power certificates accounting for 13.27 million and wind power certificates for 14.12 million.
By the end of February, China had cumulatively issued 54.42 billion green certificates, including 10.06 billion for solar power and 22.52 billion for wind power. Meanwhile, cumulative green certificate transactions had reached 6.34 billion, of which 2.89 billion were for solar power and 3.35 billion for wind power.
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