JA Solar Wins Nine Top Brand PV Awards from EUPD Research

JA Solar, a global leader in the PV industry, has been awarded nine Top Brand PV 2025 awards by the renowned market research firm EUPD Research. The accolades cover Australia and two major regions—Africa and Latin America—along with key countries within them, including South Africa, Kenya, Mexico, Chile, Brazil, and Colombia.

This recognition is especially significant as these markets are all defined by extreme climate conditions, such as hot and humid regions and arid desert environments. JA Solar’s strong performance in these markets underscores the reliability and adaptability of its PV modules, which consistently deliver high efficiency even in the toughest environments.

EUPD Research’s “Top Brand PV” award is based on comprehensive, independent surveys conducted among PV installers and end-users worldwide, symbolizing unmatched excellence and credibility at both national and international levels. Evaluations span multiple indicators, including brand recognition, market share, and customer satisfaction, making this honor a credible reflection of a manufacturer’s local influence and global reputation.

Over the years, JA Solar has continued to deepen its international presence through technological innovation and localized service, earning widespread trust from partners and customers in global markets. With increasing deployment in extreme environments, the company has proactively developed a suite of full-scenario PV module solutions—engineered for deserts, wetlands, high-altitude regions, offshore sites, and severe weather conditions such as typhoons, hail, and heavy snow.

“Being recognized by EUPD Research across so many strategically important and climatically challenging markets is a true honor,” said Aiqing Yang, Executive President of JA Solar. “This recognition is a testament to our commitment to innovation and long-term customer value. Encouraged by it, we will continue to deliver trusted PV solutions that support clean energy transitions worldwide.”

 

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