Trina Solar anuncia retirada de linha do primeiro módulo de energia solar

Trina Solar Announces Withdrawal of Line of First Solar Energy Module

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 06/02/2020 at 12:50

Updated on 06/02/2020 at 12:58

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Based on the Technology of the 210 Generator, Chinese Giant Prepares to Produce a New Era of More Advanced Solar Power Modules, with 500 W of Power

Trina Solar announced on February 30 that it has ceased production of the first large-scale solar power module developed by the company to deploy the 210 mm silicon wafer (210 module). Now, the company is preparing to produce a new era of more advanced modules, with 500 W of power. The Chinese giant leads the industry in research and development and in the production of 210 modules. The exit of this module will make room for the entry of other large-scale modules into the market.

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The research and development of the first 210 module was initiated by the company in 2019. With advanced multi-busbar technology, it adopts an innovative 1/3 cut design. These modules were developed by overcoming challenges such as strong module power, efficiency, manufacturing difficulties, hot spot risks, output current performance, and connection box safety. According to the company, with all this experience, the module will pave the way for the compatibility and integration of large-scale systems, high-power modules, and downstream.

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Trina Solar Solar Energy and Photovoltaic Power Modules

Trina Solar is the world’s leading provider of total smart energy and PV solutions. With 23 years in the market, the company is involved in research and development, manufacturing and sales of photovoltaic products, development, operation, and maintenance of PV projects, smart microgrids, and development and sales of complementary energy systems, as well as operation of the cloud energy platform. By launching its Energy Internet of Things (IoT) brand in 2018, the company initiated, with leading global companies and research institutes, the Trina Energy Internet of Things Industrial Development Alliance and the New Energy Industrial IoT Innovation Center.

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