JinkoSolar, one of the largest and most innovative PV module manufacturers in the world, today announced that, under China’s gigantic wind and solar bases projects, the company has been awarded a 200MW supply contract with China General Nuclear Power Group, to deliver its flagship modules in CGN’s project in Inner Mongolia to leverage solar PV assisting ecological recovery in the Desert and Gobi areas.

The secured contract includes the next mainstream Tiger Neo modules based on n-type TOPCon cells with an average efficiency of up to 24%.  In addition to 15-20watt more power than traditional modules of the same size, on the results released by CGN, Tiger Neo was selected materially thanks to its lower module temperature and much lower degradation which will significantly affect the productivity in the real world conditions.

Tiger Neo is an advancement beyond PERC modules, building upon record efficiency n-type Topcon technology to deliver average cell efficiency exceeding 24.5%, higher than the ceiling limit efficiency of PERC-type cell, which enables Tiger Neo to reach full area module efficiency of more than 22% in average. In addition, Tiger Neo boasts the extra features of durability and performance, such as much lower degradation, lower temperature coefficient, higher productivity under poor light conditions, and higher bifacial factor up to 85% which made Tiger Neo a game-changer. N-type TOPCon will play a starring role in the industry’s future technology roadmap.

"With more than 100 gigawatts of solar power systems around the world using our high-performance technology, Jinkosolar has the experience and expertise to deliver reliable, cost-competitive solar power to serve the world’s growing energy demand including China, “said Dany Qian, VP of JinkoSolar, “China’s gigantic solar bases programs open a market for n-type products as they are perfectly meet the demand of these projects in terms of technical spec. and economic KPIs of developers. And We are proud to have this opportunity to partner with CGN’s to accelerate China’s transition to a robust clean energy economy and meanwhile assist desert areas to recover ecologically.