JinkoSolar Showcase Cutting-Edge Solar Solutions at Power Uzbekistan 2026, Secures 1GW Framework Agreements with Four Distributors On-Site

JinkoSolar, one of the world’s largest and most innovative solar module manufacturers, is proud to announce its successful participation in Power Uzbekistan 2026, the region’s premier energy exhibition. Held at the CAEx, the event served as a strategic platform for JinkoSolar to reinforce its commitment to Central Asia’s rapidly growing renewable energy market.

Under the theme “Powering the Future of Central Asia,” JinkoSolar unveiled its latest high-efficiency photovoltaic modules, including the advanced Tiger Neo 3.0 series, designed to deliver superior performance even in Uzbekistan’s diverse climatic conditions. The company’s booth attracted a steady stream of visitors, including government officials, utility-scale project developers, EPC contractors, and industry investors.

Throughout the exhibition, JinkoSolar hosted technical seminars and one-on-one consultation sessions, highlighting how its N-type TOPCon technology can significantly reduce Levelized Cost of Electricity (LCOE) while maximizing energy yield. The strong interest underscored Uzbekistan’s ambitious national goal to expand solar capacity as part of its green energy transition.

In a landmark development on the exhibition floor, JinkoSolar signed 1 GW of Framework Agreements with four leading local and regional distributors. The strategic partnerships, formalized directly at the JinkoSolar booth, will accelerate the deployment of high-performance solar modules across utility-scale and commercial & industrial (C&I) projects in Uzbekistan and neighboring markets.

The four distributors, recognized for their strong regional footprint and technical expertise, committed to a combined 1 GW procurement framework, reflecting robust market confidence in JinkoSolar’s product quality, supply chain reliability, and after-sales support.

“We are thrilled with the outcomes at Power Uzbekistan 2026,” said Jaffer Wang, Deputy General Manager, JinkoSolarMEA&CA. “The signing of these 1GW framework agreements on-site demonstrates not only the strength of our technology but also the deep trust our partners place in JinkoSolar. Central Asia is a key strategic market for us, and we look forward to working closely with our new distributors to power the Central Asia’s renewable future.”

The agreements are expected to begin fulfillment in the coming quarters, with modules to be delivered for multiple projects spanning the region. JinkoSolar continues to expand its global footprint while driving innovation and sustainability in emerging solar markets.


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