Astronergy to Ship 454 MW TOPCon PV Modules for Brazil Solar Project

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Chinese solar manufacturer Astronergy has announced that it has signed a deal for the supply of a total of 454 MW ASTRO N n-type TOPCon PV modules and the shipment is ready to set off.

Astronergy said that its TOPCon is to set foot in the LATAM region after landing in Australia and Europe. Tier 1-rated Astronergy claims to be an ace in TOPCon tech and TOPCon mass production.

A KA manager from Astronergy said 454MW ASTRO N n-type TOPCon PV modules were signed to offer a huge solar plant – Vista Alegre in Brazil. These modules are expected to finish their journey to Brazil in February of 2024 and will structure over half of the project.

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The firm said that since its involvement in PV, it is always standing at the front of each generation of PV tech. Recently, a depth assessment of Astronergy business conditions, products’ materials and production links conducted by Underwriter Laboratories Inc. (UL) clarified the company’s low carbon and intelligent performances in raw materials and links of design, testing, manufacturing, delivery, installation, and product value.

According to UL’s statement in the Astronergy bankability report, the ASTRO N series TOPCon products have impressive performances in power, efficiency, low-carbon lines and other important indexes of PV modules, such as LCOE, and low-temperature coefficient. UL also gives positive comments on Astronergy’s systematisms, intellectualization, and traceability of all production processes.

The module maker recently delivered 154.4 MWdc ASTRO N5 TOPCon PV Modules to Germany, to materialize Europe’s biggest TOPCon PV plant in Döllen (Brandenburg).

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Astronergy said that ASTRO N is only the starting point of its high-efficiency PV modules. For a greener world, the firm wants to break through tech limitations for higher efficiency, higher power, and higher performance in a relatively lower carbon and smarter way.