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Recently, a solar power plant with a capacity of 116 MW commenced operations in Terengganu, located on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. This impressive facility stands as the largest single-axis tracking PV project in the country. Covering approximately 600 hectares of land, the solar plant is projected to produce 220 million kWh of clean energy each year, providing electricity to around 200,000 households in the local area. Additionally, this initiative will contribute to a reduction of 80,000 tons of standard coal consumption and 200,000 tons of carbon emissions annually.

The solar plant, which is being developed by PowerChina Huadong Engineering Corporation Limited (Huadong Engineering) of China, has chosen JA Solar as its exclusive supplier of solar PV. The project will utilize JA Solar’s highly acclaimed DeepBlue 3.0 bifacial double-glass modules. Since its introduction in 2020, these modules have achieved a remarkable cumulative shipment of over 24 GW worldwide in just two years.

JA Solar has achieved remarkable success in the Malaysian market, establishing itself as one of the leading solar module suppliers. The company has provided high-efficiency modules for various prestigious projects in Malaysia, including the country’s inaugural floating PV power plant and a bifacial-plus-trackers project, among others. In the previous year, JA Solar’s market share in the local photovoltaic industry surpassed an impressive 50%.

Through ongoing technical research and innovation, JA Solar is actively broadening its global presence. Leveraging the success of its DeepBlue 3.0 platform, JA Solar introduced its latest offering, the DeepBlue 4.0 X n-type PV module in May of the current year. This new module boasts enhanced conversion efficiency, power output, and reliability, further solidifying JA Solar’s commitment to advancement in the industry.

In recent years, JA Solar has fostered a strong collaboration with Huadong Engineering, yielding significant results in terms of accumulated capacity. Together, the alliance has successfully achieved a remarkable capacity scale of over 2 GW, showcasing the effectiveness of their partnership in driving sustainable growth and development in the solar industry.