Demand for solar from households and businesses is soaring and the supply of panels is rising to meet it. But a key piece of the puzzle is missing: there aren’t enough engineers to install the rooftop modules fast enough to keep up with orders.
The instant effect is the Increasing cost of BOS due to lack of labor, as a result, it drives and accelerates the DG market now focusing entirely on higher efficiency higher power product to get better financial justification. We may see PERC exit the mainstreaming market and N-type take over soon, but it will first happen in Europe, Australia, and Latin America, where a shortage of skilled installers is a critical problem.
Among all commercialized N-type panels in the market today, JinkoSolar’s Tiger Neo could be the most efficient at a competitive price, boosting the efficiency of 22.84% at the module level. In addition, Tiger Neo panels deliver the highest energy per rated watt compared to a conventional Panel.
• No Light-Induced Degradation (1% for the initial year and 0.4% for the next 29 years )= 2 – 3% more energy.
• Lower Temperature Coefficient (-0.29%) = 1 – 2% more energy at 35-40°C ambient temperature.
• Lower Light and Broad Spectral Response = up to 1% more energy in overcast and low-light conditions.
Backed on strength and durability to survive extreme conditions year after year, Tiger Neo is confident to provide an industry-leading 30-years warranty, enabling it to provide superior, long-term performance in a broad range of applications.
“Technology differentiation enables Tiger Neo’s lead residential-commercial market share in Europe particularly. More power per roof translates to higher productivity of installer and lower costs of installation,” said Dany Qian, VP of JinkoSolar, “because customers are not buying a panel, they’re buying an installed system and buying electricity for 30 years, and it matters to them what the cost of electricity is.”.
