JinkoSolar will celebrate two decades of global operation in 2026, marking the occasion with an emphasis on its main product: the Tiger Neo 3.0 module. Founded in 2006, the company has consolidated its presence in the photovoltaic sector during a period of accelerated expansion of solar energy worldwide.
According to data released by the company, more than 380 GW of modules have already been delivered globally. Total production capacity reaches 130 GW, with more than ten manufacturing plants and a commercial presence in over 160 countries.
Technological evolution and focus on N-Type
Within the manufacturer's industrial strategy, the N-Type TOPCon technology occupies a central position. The solution is considered one of the leading current benchmarks in efficiency and performance stability in the photovoltaic segment.
According to the company, N-Type technology allows for higher energy efficiency, less degradation over time, and better performance in high temperature and low irradiance conditions.
Power and efficiency as key differentiators.
The Tiger Neo 3.0 represents the company's current generation of modules. The equipment achieves a power output of up to 670 W and a maximum efficiency of 24,8%, parameters aligned with the demand for higher energy density in centralized and distributed generation projects.
The higher power per module allows for a reduction in the number of units installed per project, directly impacting the sizing of structures, cabling, and installation time.
The manufacturer also highlights long-term performance stability as a relevant attribute for projects that require predictable generation.
Upon reaching its 20th anniversary, JinkoSolar reinforces its strategy of productive vertical integration and continuous investment in technological innovation, focusing on efficiency and competitiveness in the global solar energy market.
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