澳门威尼克斯人

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Trina Solar, a leading global PV and smart energy total solution provider, showcased its 2023 product line up of its latest revolutionary i-TOPCon cell technology modules with power of up to 695W+ at the World Future Energy Summit (WFES) taking place in Abu Dhabi; the region’s most influential and international energy summit targeted to accelerating sustainability and global transition to clean energy.</p>

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TrendForce, the independent new energy research agency, forecasts that capacity for 210mm products will reach 57% in 2023. The penetration of 600W+ high-power modules is clearly accelerating, setting a distinct direction for both the industry chain and market.</p>

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As technology iteration is an essential force in driving industry development, an increasing number of module makers are now producing 210mm modules, marching into the 600W+ era.</p>

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As 2022 drew to a close, Trina Solar’s 210mm n-type i-TOPCon cells rolled off the production line in its 8GW factory in Suqian, Jiangsu province. These n-type cells will be used to produce the new generation Vertex N modules, with power output up to 605W and efficiency reaching 22.4%. Full-scale production will guarantee delivery while improving all-round competitiveness and creating greater value for customers.</p>

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Trina Solar has maintained its AAA status for the third consecutive quarter in the PV ModuleTech bankability rankings released by PV Tech for Q4 2022.</p>

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The company’s continued presence within the highest category validates its ongoing high performance level in manufacturing capacity, technology innovation, product shipments and financial status and underlines its position as an industry leader in each of these areas.</p>

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Recently, Hanwha applied for a preliminary injunction on three of Trina Solar’s phased out older modules (TSM-325DD06M.05(II), TSM-390DE09.05 and TSM-375DE08M.08(II)) in Germany, alleging patent infringement with regards to PERC technology. We have always been respecting and complying with the laws and regulations in countries and regions where we operate, especially those related to intellectual property. We do not agree with any allegations of patent infringement as the raised claims lack any legal grounds or justification.</p>

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