PV power stations are designed to work reliably for >25 years, being able to perform well even in extreme weather conditions. Reliability of both module and system is the basis for ensuring return on investment and realizing value for customers. The 182mm wafer size module is the most cost-effective solution based on in-depth analysis of various boundary conditions within the whole industrial value chain.

JA Solar has always taken technological innovation as its development foundation, especially since the start of 2020, JA Solar has further increased its product R&D investment. By applying multiple technologies including M10 wafer (182mm size) technology, PERCIUM+ technology, multi-busbar (MBB) and half-cell technology, etc., JA Solar has launched its powerful product -- Deep- Blue 3.0, a high-efficiency and high-power PV module which brings customers a lower LCOE solution with the power of modules available for mass production up to 590W at the moment.

Trina’s 210mm ultra-high power modules have huge potential to reduce Balance of System (BOS) costs and the Levelised Cost of Electricity (LCOE) of new PV project due to their high power and low voltage design.

Trina Solar published its Vertex module technology white paper, initiating a new technology platform for a 500W-plus module.

With the globally declining trend of PV subsidies and PPA, the LCOE is also required to be reduced. With the promotion of the Eagle, Cheetah and Swan modules, high-power, high-efficiency characteristics combined with bi-facial technology have been shown to deliver higher power generation per unit area and lower BOS costs at the system end.

By Mohsen Mohseninia, VP of market development, Europe, Aeris Wireless monitoring can offer your solar business real-time data with the lowest cost of ownership, explains Aeris.

By J. Carolus, M. Daenen, Hasselt University and IMEC VZW Potential induced degradation (PID) of photovoltaic (PV) modules gets a lot of attention since 2010 when Solon published their findings about a degradation mechanism in their PV modules caused by high potential differences.

By Trina Solar, Liam Stoker, Editor at Solar Power Portal Even against the backdrop of stringent subsidy cuts, commercial solar is well and truly alive in the UK.