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We predict that the results will exceed the expectations set by the industry analysis agencies and will have about 25% of the global market shares for bifacial modules, says Rongfang Yin, executive vice president of Trina Solar.</p>
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Yin attended the Bloomberg New Energy Finance Summit in Shanghai and discussed the development of photovoltaics with other participants in the keynote forum Next Era of PV Development: Deeper and Wider on December 3.</p>
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Trina Solar Co., Ltd. today announced that its State Key Laboratory (SKL) of PV Science and Technology (PVST) of China has set a new world record of 23.22% for a high-efficiency large-area quasi-monocrystalline n-type (c-Si) i-TOPCon solar cell.</p>
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Trina Solar, the global leader in photovoltaic (PV) and smart energy solutions, anticipates that the increased prevalence of bifacial solar modules in Australian installations will drive demand for smart tracker technology. </p>
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Trina Solar’s former chief scientist, Dr Pierre Verlinden, says the solar industry needs to achieve much higher growth if the world is to beat climate change.</p>
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Trina Solar, which is exhibiting at the <em>All Energy Australia 2019 </em>trade show, is offering its integrated solution TrinaPro as the best value solution for Australia’s utility-scale solar sector.</p>
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TrinaPro integrates high output modules, appropriate to the installation, with smart PV controllers and trackers, smart inverters and digital cloud-based operations and maintenance (O&M) software.</p>
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Trina Solar has differentiated itself in Australia by having the widest range and most power efficient modules.</p>
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Some of Trina Solar’s top-selling products on display, at the <em>All Energy Australia 2019</em> trade show, include: Duomax N, Duomax Twin and HoneyBlack M.</p>
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DuoMax N is a bifacial module that uses a leading technology that Trina Solar pioneered called i-TOPCon. The module n-type cells use multi-busbar and half-cut technology.</p>
