Chinese module giant JinkoSolar today officially launched its 20.78% efficient Tiger product at the All-Energy Australia 2019 trade show in Melbourne, just a day after revealing details of a panel order from Hungary.
The solar manufacturer unveiled its nine-busbar, mono PERC product at the Australian trade show, claiming a power output of up to 460 Wp thanks to a half-cut cell design and the inclusion of the company’s Tiling Ribbon technology.
Jinko said the tiling ribbon innovation removes gaps between cells, to raise efficiency, and the half-cut cell design also reduces cell mismatch and power ribbon losses.
You can stay up to date with developments in Melbourne with pv magazine Australia’s live blog from the event.
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The product launch came in the wake of yesterday’s announcement of a 13.6 MW panel order by Dutch engineering, procurement and construction services provider Photon Energy for a three-project, 19-power plant portfolio in Hungary.
The Chinese company will supply products for projects in Tiszakécske, Almásfüzitő and Nagyecsed which Jinko says will generate 16 GWh per year.
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