ZNSHINE brings to Intersolar a new generation of high-efficiency modules and storage solutions.

Between August 25 and 27, 2026, ZNSHINE Solar will participate in Intersolar South America in São Paulo (SP), presenting to the Brazilian market its latest photovoltaic modules aimed at increasing efficiency, reducing the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) and extending the lifespan of systems.

During the event, the manufacturer will present a portfolio that includes high-power bifacial modules, panels with a steel structure and PU (Polyurethane Composite Frame) composite frame, Balcony PV systems for balcony applications, as well as residential storage and smart inverters.

Quarter-Cut: the technology highlighted at the booth

During the three-day event, the main highlight at the ZNSHINE booth will be its new generation of N-Type Quarter-Cut modules, a technology that divides each cell into four smaller parts, significantly reducing electrical losses due to current, improving heat dissipation, and decreasing the risk of hotspots.

According to the manufacturer, this architecture provides greater operational efficiency and better performance in real-world operating conditions.

In addition to the N-Type Quarter-Cut modules, ZNSHINE will also showcase the ZXNR-BD264-670W module, equipped with N-Type cells, bifacial technology, and a steel structure, achieving efficiencies of up to 24,8%.

“Bifacial technology allows for additional energy generation gains of up to 25% through the rear face, depending on installation conditions and soil reflectivity,” stated Rudi Alencar, Sales Director for ZNSHINE Solar in Brazil.

According to Alencar, bifacial N-Type modules with a PU composite frame will also be on display. "These panels offer high corrosion resistance and lower structural weight, in addition to flexible modules for special applications and energy storage systems aimed at the residential segment," he highlighted.

Efficiency beyond the numbers.

According to Alencar, efficiency should not be analyzed solely as a technical percentage, but primarily as an indicator of the project's economic performance.

"More efficient modules allow for the installation of higher power in limited areas, reduce structural and electrical costs per watt installed, and increase total energy generation over the system's lifespan," he stated.

Another distinguishing feature of the N-Type line, according to Alencar, is its lower annual degradation coefficient, estimated at only 0,40% per year, contributing to superior cumulative generation during the 30-year performance warranty offered by the manufacturer.

"The technology also shows better performance under low irradiance conditions, a characteristic that is especially relevant for several regions of Brazil, ensuring greater energy production on cloudy days, with fog, or during periods of lower solar incidence," he emphasized.

Brazilian market seeks greater productivity.

According to ZNShine, the Brazilian market has been showing a shift towards more efficient modules, a movement driven by different project profiles and the search for greater productivity in photovoltaic systems.

The manufacturer assesses that in distributed generation (DG), the trend is mainly related to projects with limited available area and to commercial and industrial applications that require higher productivity per square meter. In large-scale power plants, the pursuit of greater efficiency is associated with reducing the LCOE (Levelized Cost of Energy).

The manufacturer also identifies this demand in hybrid projects integrated with energy storage systems and among investors seeking to expand the generation and financial return of photovoltaic assets.

According to the manufacturer, this trend has accelerated the adoption of N-Type technologies, bifacial modules, and advanced cell architectures, capable of delivering more energy throughout the system's lifespan.

Innovation as a growth strategy for 2026 and 2027

In an increasingly competitive market, Alencar highlighted that ZNSHINE is betting on a combination of technological innovation, reliability, local support, and close relationships with partners to expand its operations in Brazil during the 2026-2027 strategic cycle.

"The company has been continuously investing in high-efficiency N-Type technologies, bifacial modules, new structural solutions, and integrated energy storage systems, seeking to serve both the distributed generation segment and large-scale projects," he commented.

He further added that participation in Intersolar South America 2026 is part of this growth plan, reinforcing the manufacturer's commitment to the Brazilian market and its strategy of expanding its presence among distributors, integrators, EPC contractors, and investors.

According to the executive, the pursuit of greater productivity will be one of the main drivers of growth in the sector in the coming years.

“The Brazilian market is increasingly focused on productivity, operational efficiency, and return on investment. Our strategy for 2026 and 2027 is to offer technologies capable of generating more energy throughout the project's lifespan, reducing operational costs and increasing investor profitability,” he stated.

“Intersolar South America will be an excellent opportunity for us to present to the Brazilian market our latest innovations in N-Type modules, Quarter-Cut technology, bifacial solutions and energy storage,” he added.

Visitors to Intersolar South America 2026 will be able to see these technologies up close and understand how ZNSHINE intends to contribute to the next phase of evolution of the Brazilian photovoltaic market, which is increasingly focused on efficiency, reliability, and long-term value generation. The company's booth is W4.61.

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