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Recently Trina Solar was awarded the LCA certificate for its 210mm Vertex modules by TÜV Rheinland, <strong>becoming the first solar company to receive LCA certification for 210mm modules</strong>. <strong>With the advantage of 210mm wafers, the Vertex modules achieve industry leading low carbon emissions.</strong></p>
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TrinaTracker has announced that its factory has obtained EN 1090 and ISO 3834-2 certifications – EU Standard for Structural Steel and Aluminium and Quality Requirements for Fusion Welding of Metallic Materials respectively. After a rigorous and meticulous third-party audit and review conducted by SGS, the certifications were secured at the end of April, with EN 1090 the key to opening the EU market for steel structures.</p>
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TrinaTracker has announced that its factory has obtained EN 1090 and ISO 3834-2 certifications – EU Standard for Structural Steel and Aluminium and Quality Requirements for Fusion Welding of Metallic Materials respectively. After a rigorous and meticulous third-party audit and review conducted by SGS, the certifications were secured at the end of April, with EN 1090 the key to opening the EU market for steel structures.</p>
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Current trends in the photovoltaics industry and system value and bankability of the Vertex 600W+ modules have been at the center of discussions in a recent webinar.<br />
The event, titled “Next generation PV: Utilizing ultra-high power Modules, a lower LCOE and higher value”, was co-organized by the internationally renowned</p>
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Trina Solar, a leading global PV and smart energy total solution provider, has been recognized as” Top Brand PV modules” by EUPD Research, the globally leading market research firm, for Trina Solar’s exceptionally high level of customer satisfaction with its PV modules in Australia, Chile, Mexico and Pakistan.</p>
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Based on the financial statements of leading module manufacturers, several authoritative organizations have ranked the global PV and smart energy total solutions provider Trina Solar second worldwide in its shipments of 8GW modules. This is consistent with findings by PV InfoLink, an authoritative PV analysis agency, and PV-Tech, a world-renowned PV media outlet, which ranked global module shipments last year and had Trina Solar in second spot. The company says that this year it expects to hold its ranking by shipping modules totaling 43GW.</p>
