The All Energy Australia 2025 opened grandly at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. As a leading player in the global PV industry, DAS Solar once again impressed the audience with a stunning debut, presenting its newly developed DAS Black module, Diamond series BC (Back-contact) module, and self-cleaning module among other innovations. With a comprehensive N-type technology matrix, the company continues to strengthen its differentiated competitiveness and inject new momentum into the Australian PV market.
Australia, blessed with abundant solar resources, is rapidly accelerating its clean energy transition and stands as one of the world’s key PV markets. According to the Australian government’s roadmap, 82% of the nation’s electricity will come from renewable sources by 2030, with net-zero emissions targeted for 2050. PV power generation plays a pivotal role in achieving this goal. Against this backdrop, the distributed PV sector is experiencing robust growth, with residential rooftops and commercial installations expected to drive the majority of new capacity. The Australian market sets a high bar for efficiency, aesthetics, and reliability — qualities that DAS Solar’s showcased products precisely address.
The 455W dual-glass DAS Black module exemplifies the harmony of aesthetics and performance in distributed PV applications. Using advanced coating technology and colorless glass, the module optimizes light absorption and boosts energy yield compared to conventional modules, making it ideal for Australia’s rich sunlight conditions. With black cells, black frames, and a deep-toned transparent backsheet, the design delivers a sleek and unified appearance that blends seamlessly with modern residential rooftops or commercial façades. Its innovative structural design enhances mechanical strength while simplifying transportation and installation, significantly improving project efficiency. Combining visual appeal with power gain, DAS Black module redefines the traditional industrial look of PV panels, elevating the visual experience of solar architecture.
As a pioneer of N-type technology, DAS Solar also unveiled its 475W Diamond BC module, setting a new benchmark for high-efficiency PV solutions with DBC 3.0 Plus cell technology. Based on TOPCon 5.0 tunneling-layer architecture, the DBC 3.0 Plus cell achieves an impressive 27.77% efficiency, ranking among the highest in the world. Its five core innovations — precision laser patterning, embedded diode design, composite passivation layer, zero-busbar metal interconnection, and black-silicon texture — deliver enhanced light capture, lower energy loss, and superior low-light performance. The minimalistic full-black design complements modern building aesthetics and enables easy integration into façades and rooftops, providing a cost-effective, high-efficiency solution for the Australian market.
For the country’s arid and dusty regions, DAS Solar’s self-cleaning module demonstrates exceptional environmental adaptability. Its frameless short-edge design minimizes dust accumulation and abrasion, while optimized drainage paths prevent shading and reduce the risk of hotspots, greatly enhancing long-term reliability. This design significantly extends cleaning cycles and aligns with the industry’s push for lower O&M costs and greener operations. The self-cleaning technology marks a shift from passive protection to proactive maintenance, driving PV projects toward higher sustainability.
As part of its global strategy, DAS Solar has established a subsidiary in Australia, building a localized marketing and service network that provides logistics, warehousing, and technical support. All products are fully CEC-certified, with multiple projects in Australia and New Zealand already connected to the grid. The company also collaborates with Professor Martin Green’s PV Laboratory at the University of New South Wales on multi-photon (SFOS) cell research, aiming to surpass 40% efficiency. Through continuous innovation and steady international expansion, DAS Solar has been recognized as a Bloomberg Tier 1 module supplier, a PV ModuleTech bankability A-rated company, and an EcoVadis Platinum CSR achiever, while earning distinctions such as Joint Forces for Solar’s 2024 Champion Brand and PQP Top Performer.
At the exhibition, DAS Solar’s booth drew significant attention from industry experts, partners, and media. Visitors showed strong interest in the company’s full-black series and engaged in in-depth discussions with its sales and technical teams. As the Australian PV market continues to thrive, DAS Solar will further leverage its leading technology and product advantages to strengthen cooperation with global partners, provide higher-quality local services, and contribute to Australia’s energy transition and global carbon neutrality goals.
