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N-Type and HJT Sunova modules will be available in Brazil in September

According to the manufacturer, BOS and LCOE costs of the panels are lower due to their high efficiency and low degradation rate

A module manufacturer Sunova plans to expand its presence in the international photovoltaic market by providing the service one stop, which includes modules, inverters and energy storage.

“Sunova is currently committed to the global distributed market, committed to becoming a globally recognized brand, and committed to becoming a one-stop solar supplier. In the future, we will provide customers with a series of photovoltaic products, help them build a complete photovoltaic system, solve their problems before and after sales, and carry out a development plan.”one stop“, highlights the manufacturer.

The company has been investing heavily in the sector with the production of N-Type and HJT panels. Proof of this was the launch of four photovoltaic modules, carried out at latest edition of Intersolar Europe. According to the company, the new panels have better performance and greater efficiency.

N-Type and HJT Sunova modules will be available in Brazil in September

At the time, the manufacturer highlighted that the costs of BOS (System Balance) e LCOE (Levelized Cost of Energy) These panels are smaller due to their high efficiency and low rate of degradation. Still according to the manufacturer, these modules will be displayed at the Intersolar South America, that will be held at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo between August 23rd and 25th.

“All modules are currently undergoing performance testing and the test results are as expected. Currently, the N-Type modules were presented at Intersolar in Germany and will be officially presented in Brazil at the Intersolar South America exhibition, while the N-type modules will begin to be mass produced at the end of this month and will be officially sold on the Brazilian market at the end of September”, confirms the enterprise.

The company has already accumulated more than 1 GW of supply annually to Brazil, Mexico, Poland, Southeast Asia and other markets. In the last semester alone, the company registered the shipment of around 500 MW across the globe.

“On the path of future development, Sunova will always keep the corporate vision and mission in mind, focus on the distributed market, and strive to build Sunova into a global brand and a single-solution solar supplier for global channels,” states William Sheng, CEO of Sunova.

“Become the world’s leading distributed green energy provider; become the most user-centric energy company. I believe that, with the efforts of all the company's employees, we have completed the 1 GW shipment target and will reach the 2,5 GW target next year,” he adds.

According to the company, this amount corresponds to approximately 42,0% of the annual target (1060 MW). Furthermore, he informed that in order to meet the target the company will invest in the DG (distributed generation) market.

Ericka Araújo
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Ericka Araújo

Communications Manager of Canal Solar. Host of Papo Solar. Since 2020, he has been following the renewable energy market. He has experience in producing podcasts, interview programs and writing journalistic articles. In 2019, he received the 2019 Tropical Journalist Award from SBMT and the FEAC Journalism Award.

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