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Jinko Solar will award projects with the manufacturer's panels installed in Latin America

Competition was created to give visibility to those who installed plants of at least 3 kW; Applications are open until February 21st

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Photovoltaic project with Jinko modules. Photo: Jinko Solar/Reproduction

Jinko Solar has announced that it will give three candidates the opportunity to receive official certification for the best photovoltaic project of 2023, with modules from the manufacturer, installed in Latin America.

The competition – which is divided into three categories: residential, commercial/industrial and CSR/sustainability – was created to give visibility to those who installed the company's panels for plants of at least 3 kW.

According to the company, to register you need to access the website www.jinkosolarbestproject.com and fill out the form in the “Insert your project” section, inserting a photo and/or video of the system.

Subsequently, there will be a phase in which Jinko's jury of experts will evaluate the three best projects in each category that will be submitted for public evaluation on the website. In this part, those selected can run campaigns to receive more votes and stand out from their competitors.

In addition to the certification of the Jinko Solar Best PV Project award, the three winners will receive the official seal to use in their brand's online materials, an official acrylic plaque for the award with the name of the company and the project, an article in an industry magazine solar and exclusive merchandising.

Once online voting is complete, the category winners will be announced in an online ceremony to be held on March 31st. Project applications remain open until February 21, 2024.


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Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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