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JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. reports developments tied to its photovoltaic manufacturing business and its NYSE-listed American depositary shares. The company operates across the solar product value chain, with silicon wafers, solar cells and solar modules sold under the JinkoSolar brand, including Tiger Neo modules. Its updates also cover energy storage systems and integrated solar-plus-storage solutions for utility, commercial and residential customers across international markets.
Recurring news themes include quarterly and annual financial results, module shipment trends, overseas market demand, photovoltaic product pricing, technology updates involving N-type TOPCon and perovskite tandem solar cells, U.S. manufacturing and supply-chain activity, and disclosures from its majority-owned principal operating subsidiary, Jinko Solar Co., Ltd., also referred to as Jiangxi Jinko.
JinkoSolar Holding announced that its 2000-Volt EAGLE® Modules are the first to achieve UL certification for UL61730-1, UL61730-2, and IEC 61215 standards. These high-quality modules, certified in collaboration with UL Solutions, will be selectively deployed in the U.S. in Q3 2024, with general market availability in 2025.
The 2000-Volt modules enhance utility-scale project efficiency by increasing string lengths, reducing system component costs, and minimizing energy loss, thus offering a more competitive levelized cost of energy and higher ROI for projects. This milestone represents a significant advancement since the introduction of 1500-Volt modules eight years ago.
UL Solutions praised the collaboration, emphasizing their commitment to industry competitiveness and safety. JinkoSolar highlighted its strength in R&D and cost-effective scaling of advanced technologies to benefit U.S. customers.
JinkoSolar delivered over 1.1 million Tiger Neo modules to The Witznitz Solar Park in Germany, part of a 650 MW module capacity project. The facility, managed by MOVE ON Energy, is the biggest PV project in Germany and among the largest in Europe. The project includes investment from SIGNAL IDUNA and a 15-year PPA with Shell Energy Europe, aiming to produce 0.6 terawatt hours of electricity annually.
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