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Jinko Live discusses main innovations in photovoltaic modules

Online meeting details how improvements in panel design are raising industry performance standards

Canal Solar - Live discusses main innovations in photovoltaic modules

The live event is an opportunity for industry professionals to update themselves on the main trends. Photo: Freepik

O Canal Solar will hold a live event on June 26th to discuss the main technological innovations that are transforming the photovoltaic module market. The online meeting will focus on trends that are increasing efficiency, power and reducing the LCOE (Levelized Cost of Energy) in projects.

One of the highlights is the launch of Tiger Neo 3.0, a new generation of modules from Jinko Solar, which was recently presented during SNEC 2025. With power that can reach 670 W and efficiency close to 24,8%, the model represents a significant advance in design and performance.

During the live, Felipe Leme, Technical Service Manager at Jinko, will detail the technologies that make up the module, including concepts such as 20BB, HCP, MAX, FP, in addition to the busbarless design and improvements in cell welding.

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According to Leme, these innovations have a direct impact on reducing LCOE, increasing the profitability of projects in different market segments, such as large-scale plants, commercial and industrial applications and residential distributed generation.

The broadcast, which will be made on the channel YouTube's Canal Solar, will also address how new cell architectures and advances in materials contribute to improving the durability, operation and performance of photovoltaic systems, even in adverse weather conditions.

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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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