Talesun Solar launched its latest high-efficiency module with 415+ watts last week in Suzhou, China. The company believes this product will meet market requirement of 2nd half of 2019.

The China based PV cell and module manufacturer launches its latest PV module with super high power 415 W+ series products last week, which was already certified by TUV SUD. This super module is treated as a milestone for Talesun in the pursuit of high-efficiency module which started early this year with name of PV 4.0 action.

As long as the development of global PV industry, grid parity is becoming a common requirement from multinational governments. In China, since the 5/31 policy released in 2018, the whole industry is pursuing lower LCoE to face great deduction on PV subsidy. Talesun believes super high power module is a sound solution to be propitious to spatial utilization rate, output yield, power generation efficiency and the LCoE.

At the new product launch event last week in Suzhou, Mr. Chen Hanbo, CEO of Talesun, and Mr. Ni Zhichun, the vice president of R&D, jointly unveiled the cover on the new module. Mr. Chen gave a speech and introduction about the new product. He said:” the new super high power module is to fulfill the increasing market demand of high-efficiency product. Typical power of the module reaches 415 watts and this was proved by industrial experts from Jiangsu province. The product shows significant cost advantage in areas with higher land cost, human resources cost and help to reduce LCoE.” Mr. Chen and his team believe the demand of high-efficiency product will boom in the second half of 2019 and Talesun is ready to serve its customer all over the world.

About Talesun Solar:

Talesun solar develops, manufactures and delivers highly reliable and cost-effective solar modules and integrated PV energy solutions for every application and market, from homes, to businesses, to utility power plants. The global capacity of solar modules is 5 GW and cells is 4 GW. Talesun’s global module shipments in 2018 totaled more than 3.2GW, it was listed as one of the top 10 module suppliers in 2018, and was also ranked as global the TIER1 module supplier in 2018 by BNEF.