High-powered pathways
Last month’s SNEC exhibition in Shanghai featured a number of discussions about next-next-generation manufacturing. And with a range of technology pathways now available — including heterojunction (HJT), n-type TOPCon and even various tandems on the cell level, as well as bifacial, shingled, paved or ‘closely packed’ configurations on the module level — the materials supply business is becoming ever-more diverse. But for Ethan S. Simon, the CTO of DuPont’s billion-dollar Photovoltaics and Advanced Materials division, the move to HJT may not occur at the speed that many expect.
We hear that heterojunction (HJT) is quickly becoming a “no brainer” choice for manufacturers that are developing new manufacturing facilities. What are the advantages that HJT presents?Modules made using HJT wafers offer the promise of higher efficiency and higher power output at higher temperatures, with inherent high bifaciality, as well as excellent low-temperature co-efficient, compared …
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