Solar N Plus Wins Largest-Ever 500MW Overseas Supply Deal

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Solar N Plus New Energy Technology Co., Ltd., a top manufacturer of solar cells and modules, has reached a major milestone by signing a deal to supply 500MW of advanced N-type solar products to international markets. This agreement marks a significant step in Solar N Plus’s growth, enhancing its presence in the global renewable energy sector.

Ashley Wang, Vice President of Solar N Plus, said in a statement, “We are thrilled to partner with outstanding local collaborators to deliver cutting-edge PV products that accelerate technological progress. As a leader in photovoltaic technology, Solar N Plus has earned global recognition for its excellence in product quality, efficiency, production scale, and R&D capabilities.”

Solar N Plus focuses on N-type technology, offering self-developed solar cells and modules that provide key benefits such as higher conversion efficiency, lower temperature sensitivity, better resistance to LID and PID, and reduced encapsulation losses. These features ensure long-term durability and improved energy output, helping to boost the local photovoltaic industry and support the shift to clean energy. With its strong focus on technology and innovation, Solar N Plus remains a leader in the renewable energy industry. The company provides reliable and sustainable solar solutions that meet the needs of a fast-changing global market.

 

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