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Prospects for bifacial and large-format products

The pandemic and accidents at polysilicon labs in China’s Xinjiang region put PV manufacturers under pressure to maintain production this year, while slowing cell and module R&D. After half-cut and multi-busbar becomes commonplace, manufacturers will continue to explore the high-density assembly methods that emerged last year, as well as n-type cells. But the market is also shifting to large formats, and the share of bifacial products is growing this year. As sizing up modules can bring immediate returns, PV InfoLink’s Amy Fang expects the PV industry to prioritize the development of large formats and bifacial products next year.
Source: PV InfoLink

PV InfoLink’s Amy Fang researches the solar cell segment of the supply chain. She supports her team by producing market trend analysis. She also contributes to PV Infolink’s research efforts in solar cell technology and analyzes market trends. Nowadays, it doesn’t take long to modify lines to produce bifacial cells and modules. In terms of …

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