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Considering the competitive landscape for HJT

The benefits of heterojunction technology are well known. But as the first modules come onto the market from REC Group’s new HJT lines, the competitive landscape is crowded, but not without opportunity.

By

Jonathan Gifford

21 Oct 2019

Illustration: Meyer Burger

This month the first modules will roll off REC Group’s production lines in Singapore, and it marks a significant milestone for the PV manufacturing sector. The modules will be from REC’s Alpha Series, and they deploy Meyer Burger’s heterojunction (HJT) technology. And while HJT is nothing new, having been pioneered, manufactured and sold first by …

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