Harnessing the abundant sunlight of Huelva, Spain, the Valcasado Solar Park generates 22 MW of sustainable power with 33,600 bifacial modules, advancing solar innovation and Spain's energy transition.

The Subačius Solar Park in Lithuania, a 1.78 MWp project with 3,410 high-efficiency modules, meets local energy needs and supports the country’s shift to sustainable energy.

The Stariņi Solar Park in Latvia, with 5,940 vertical bifacial modules and a 1,200 kWh energy storage system, combines innovation and sustainability by maximising energy output while preserving 98% of the land for agriculture.

The Raba Solar Park in Luuri, Estonia, is poised to power 14,000 homes annually with its 45 MW capacity, advancing the country’s renewable energy ambitions and setting a new standard for sustainability.

Transforming a former open-pit mine, the Przykona Solar Park in Wielkopolska, Poland, now delivers 200 MWp of renewable energy, capable of powering 100,000 homes and cutting 183,700 tonnes of CO₂ annually.

Nestled in the scenic Perugia region, the Nocera Umbra PV Park boasts a 7.4 MWp capacity, featuring 11,280 bifacial modules that are projected to generate 11,800 MWh annually, cutting CO₂ emissions by more than 6,000 tonnes.

The London Road Solar Site in Northamptonshire drives sustainability with 28.4 MWp of green energy, powering 75% of Britvic's operations and advancing the UK's renewable energy goals.

The Bundorf Citizen Solar Park in Germany redefines community-driven clean energy, with 125 MWp capacity powering 37,500 homes and cutting CO₂ emissions by 90,000 tonnes annually.

In Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, Carcarès PV Park combines 9.2 MWp of solar power with ecological care, supplying renewable energy to 5,400 residents while fostering local biodiversity.

The Wallrabenstein fire department in Hünstetten, Germany, installed a 66 kWp photovoltaic system using 150 Vertex S+ modules, significantly reducing energy costs and their carbon footprint while supporting local sustainability initiatives.

In Strizivojna, Croatia, a leading steel production company has enhanced its energy efficiency with a 130 kW solar system featuring Vertex S+ 500 W+ panels, supporting its energy-intensive operations while reinforcing its commitment to sustainability.

In Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Climoconfort’s solar plant uses 373 Trinasolar Vertex S+ modules to produce 197,600 kWh annually, reducing fossil fuel reliance and supporting regional sustainability goals.

Kingsmoor Packaging Ltd, a leader in sustainable packaging, installed a Trinasolar PV system generating 615,000 kWh annually, reducing CO₂ emissions by 127 tonnes and reinforcing its eco-conscious operations.

At Antwerp's Blue Gate business park, Amazon’s first Belgian distribution centre features 385 Trinasolar Vertex S modules, generating 787,000 kWh annually to support its carbon-neutrality goals while meeting BREEAM Excellent standards for sustainable construction.

This Croatian home features a 41-module Vertex S+ system, delivering 17.8 kW of power and overcoming shading challenges, setting a benchmark for energy independence and sustainability.

Opting for sustainability, this home in Eurre, France, is powered by 10 Clear Black bifacial Vertex S+ modules, offering reliable performance, sleek design, and a 30 year power warranty.

In Thiva, Trinasolar is powering Greece’s largest ever industrial rooftop solar installation. The project from Aenaos Energy and Nera Kritis is expected to generate 3,640,000 kWh of clean energy annually.

Trinasolar collaborated with Alba Renova to complete a 1.9 MWp solar rooftop installation for Barcos in Navarra, Spain. This project is the largest of its kind in the region; its size and power showcases the potential and benefits of energy self-consumption for businesses while highlighting the future-thinking mindset of Barcos—a frozen food company founded in 1903.

In Poole, UK, high-efficiency Clear Black Vertex S+ modules provide reliable, stylish renewable energy to this residence, ensuring minimal disruption and decades of eco-friendly living with a 30 year warranty.

In Sartirana Lomellina, Italy, 20 Vertex S+ modules and a 15 kW battery system provide this household with durable, year-round renewable energy, highlighting a commitment to eco-friendly living.

Project Blue represents a milestone in the history of energy production in Albania. The privately owned ground-mounted PV plant is powered by Trinasolar’s Vertex modules and Vanguard 1P trackers.

In Oss, Netherlands, this suburban home embraces sustainability with 12 Clear Black Vertex S+ modules, delivering reliable energy year-round with durable design and a 30 year power warranty.

Powered by Trinasolar, the rooftop of a waterfront warehouse has become a model for smart energy solutions that benefit businesses, investors, building owners and the community.

This residential property in Beniarbeig, Spain, features 20 Vertex S+ modules, seamlessly powering daily needs and an EV charger with low-maintenance, hassle-free renewable energy.

This home in Hildesheim, Germany, showcases modern solar technology with 27 Vertex S+ modules, offering reliable renewable energy backed by 30 year power and 25-year product warranties.

Kaltemp partnered with Trina because they knew Trina's high-quality products and innovative design would be able to perform well under the extreme conditions of the Atacama Desert. 

OLWO has covered seven storage depots with an area of around 8,800 m2 with 5,400 Trina Solar PC05A Honey modules with a power of 250 Wp each. This is the largest solar system on a pitched roof in Switzerland.

Bazar & Bazar, fresh seafood wholesalers, commissioned Eldo Energy to initiate a commercial rooftop project, Trina Solar being the sole supplier of the required 130 kW of PV modules.

The site has a mixture of agricultural, leisure and sporting uses. To improve energy efficiency and optimize space, the owners contracted S.A.G. Solarstrom AG to develop a ground-mounted solar PV array.

The project started development in 2011, construction in 2012 and connected in 2012. It consists of 3 independent PV plants installed on a big industrial rooftop in northern Italy.

An ambitious project to generate clean energy on a large scale using Trina Solar solar panels on the shade canopy over parking areas at the SEAT factory in Martorell.

This initiative took place in one of the less arid areas of Turkey where the main economic activity is agriculture. The cost of energy to supply water for irrigation is highly significant.

When international logistics provider Katoen Natie chose Invictus to develop what is currently the largest PV solar roof installation in the world, they chose Trina Solar panels.

The utility-scale Trehawke solar power plant started late in 2013 and connection was achieved in March 2014,which utilizes 41,404 Trina Solar TSM-255-PC05A modules that provide high quality, durability and performance.

In the case of the solar (PV) system at the Serfontana Shopping Centre, it was possible to significantly reduce adverse effects caused by the broad shadow of the tower by means of power optimization at module level.

Being a National Nature Reserve and having farming as its main enterprise, sustainability and the preservation of the area’s aesthetics were prime considerations in providing Cadland with a solar energy solution.

The system is the largest one ever constructed in the world for the automobile industry, with 400,000 square metres of Trina Solar solar panels, equivalent in area to 60 football pitches.

This development, Delta Ravano, by Ravano Green Power includes the installation of the rooftop shed with panels on four plants producing 1 MW. It was completed in record time.

Greece is a project where Trina is acting as IPP since July 2013.The Project consist of 22 PV Plants located in Greece mainland, northern of Athens.

The PV Plant, built in the former Royal Air Force West Raynham Airbase, has a capacity of approximately 50 MWp, representing the biggest PV plant operational in UK at the date of completion. 

The solar power (PV) system on the roof of the Bavarian State Chancellery uses efficient Trina solar modules of the type TSM-PC05. It proves that modern solar technology is also suitable for listed buildings.

Dorset's good weather was a huge factor in the decision to build this large solar farm, and the protection of land features and indigenous wildlife was imperative.

MP Next, with decades of experience and a keenness to meet building regulations, renovated a retirement home in Italy with an emphasis on renewable energy sources and also fire safety

With an annual output of 26,000,000 kWh, this site developed by Enfinity enables electricity to be supplied to almost 9,000 families per year and prevents the production of more than 9,200 tonnes of CO2 annually.

This is the largest Multi-family affordable Solar Housing (MASH) project in California and generated 775,000kWH of electricity annually, enough to power 144 housing units and property common areas.

In 2008 Enereco Energy Solutions won the contract to supply power-saving photovoltaic modules to be installed on car park shelter rooftops at service stations along the Italian motorway network.

System of photovoltaic modules installed on the roofs of greenhouses in Italy to supply electricity equivalent to that of the consumption of 10,000 homes, with a forecast of 26 GWh.

Initiated to reduce both energy costs and carbon emissions, this project used redundant rooftop space where Photon Energy, in conjunction with Trina Solar, installed solar PV panels.

Sägewerke Christen AG runs the first energy-self-sufficient and CO2-neutral saw mill in Switzerland. Its in-roof PV system with Honey high-performance modules has a power of 900 kWp and produces up to 6,000 kWh of solar energy each day.

Fully committed to a green energy strategy, Lyreco sought a cost-effective way to embrace renewable energy generation on a large scale, and decided on a rooftop PV installation.

Located in the Qingnan Community, Qinghu Town, Donghai County, Lianyungang, this new village installation was completed in early 2014 providing Trina enabled power to 129 families in the community.

When needing to replace the façade of its main facility BAE Systems Hägglunds saw an opportunity to reduce power costs at the same time by using a PV installation.

The Sambir Solar Station, a 5.08 MWp free standing system, came about through the expansion of a former 1 MW plant and was commissioned by the Ukranian company Eco-Optima. 

The project was initiated to provide economic, sustainable energy to social housing tenants at risk of fuel poverty. In addition, Edison Energy and Trina Solar successfully collaborated to offer residents information and aftercare. 

Development of a solution that perfectly combines photovoltaic power generation with green-house based agricultural production.