A Huasun Energy announced that it will be present at Intersolar South America, which takes place from August 27th to 29th in São Paulo (SP), and from Intersolar Mexico, held from September 3 to 5 in Mexico City.
The company, which has a 20 GW production capacity for HJT products (heterojunction), will present the latest advances in its technology and product line, including ultra-high-efficiency HJT wafers, cells and modules.
Among the highlights are the series Rectangular Everest G12R and Himalaya G12-132 – which represent the most advanced design of wafers and heterojunction cells, integrating zero busbar (0BB) technology with HJT panels.
According to the manufacturer, visitors will be able to observe the innovations of these latest generation modules up close, which feature cell efficiency records of 26,41% and 26,5%, respectively, in mass production.
LATAM Market
The company highlighted that Brazil's tropical climate, which offers more than 3 hours of sunshine annually and around 1.700 kWh/㎡ of solar radiation, makes the country a perfect location for the development of photovoltaic technologies.
Designed to optimize performance at high temperatures typical of Latin America, Huasun's HJT modules offer about a 1,77% reduction in power loss and a 3,65% increase in power production at 65℃ compared to TOPCon panels of the same size, based on simulations for desert scenarios.
“The LATAM market is crucial for Huasun Energy, which is dedicating its efforts to providing high-efficiency HJT products for a wide variety of residential, commercial and large-scale PV projects,” said David Tsaava, Regional Sales Director at Huasun.
“We are excited to expand our presence in the region, forming strategic partnerships with local stakeholders to deliver exceptional value to our customers across Latin America,” he concluded.
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