JA’s eight-week European roadshow covers more than 20 locations in 11 countries
The company is showcasing TOPCon and BC modules alongside commercial, industrial and utility-scale storage systems
The roadshow includes demonstrations for integrated PV and storage, commercial and industrial sites, and data centers
JA (previously JA Solar) has launched its first European roadshow under the “One JA” brand. The eight-week Journey Ahead tour began in Poland on September 2, 2026 and will visit more than 20 locations across 11 countries, including Hungary, Romania, Germany, Italy and Spain. The mobile showcase has three sections: solar and storage, commercial and industrial (C&I) solutions, and data-center solutions.
JA says its solar display includes TOPCon-based DeepBlue 5.0 and DeepBlue 4.0 Pro modules. Both series modules are designed for residential, C&I and utility-scale applications. The company’s DeepBlue 5.0 products range from 485 W to 670 W. The roadshow also features anti-glare modules with microstructured and acid-etched glass. JA says it uses textured glass for standard low-glare requirements and acid-etched glass where greater glare reduction is needed, such as near airports, roads and railways (see JA Highlights Integrated PV And Storage Solutions).
During the roadshow, JA is also showcasing its HyperGen back-contact (BC) module. The company says its BC cells have reached a certified conversion efficiency of 28.2%. JA’s residential HYPERGEN Pro series is rated at up to 495 W and 24.8% efficiency, with launch planned for Q4 2026.
On the storage side, JA is showing 2 systems for commercial and industrial (C&I) applications: JAPlanet Fusion, which combines solar and storage, and the JAPlanet 2.0 all-in-one battery storage system. The 125 kW/261 kWh versions of these products use different configurations: Fusion connects the PV array and battery on the DC side through a hybrid inverter, while JAPlanet 2.0 uses a built-in power conversion system for AC coupling (see JA ESS’s AC- & DC-Coupled C&I ESS At Intersolar).
For utility-scale, grid-side and large data-center applications, it is presenting JAGalaxy. The company is also promoting a 6,261 kWh liquid-cooled JAGalaxy system integrated with its JANebula energy management and monitoring platforms. JA said its Nebula digital energy solution offers local, European or hybrid deployment options as per project and data requirements.
TaiyangNews has also published its New Solar Modules & Mounting Systems Overview 2026, covering JA’s module portfolio and other products shown at SNEC and Intersolar Europe 2026. Download the report for free here.
