Trina Solar's Cutting-Edge N-Type Solar Modules Receive BIS Certification - BIS, WPC, EPR, TEC, BEE, IS Mark, CDSCO, LED Certification Consultants    

Trina Solar’s Cutting-Edge N-Type Solar Modules Receive BIS Certification

In a significant development, Trina Solar has proudly announced the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certification for its latest n-type solar modules, namely the Vertex N NEG21C.20 and Vertex N NEG19RC.20, marking a crucial milestone in the company’s renewable energy endeavors in India.

Gaurav Mathur, Director of Trina Solar India, emphasized the strategic alignment of this achievement with India’s ambitious goal of achieving 500GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030. He stated, “The launch of our latest high-performance Vertex N modules into India, following the BIS certification, is in line with India’s target of having 500GW of renewable energy by 2030.”

The Vertex N NEG21C.20 module boasts an impressive maximum power output of 700W+ and module efficiency of up to 22.5 percent. This remarkable performance is designed to provide customers with superior value, reliability, energy yield, and a reduced levelized cost of energy (LCOE) and balance of system (BOS) cost. Meanwhile, the Vertex N NEG19RC.20 delivers a power output of 610W and an efficiency of up to 22.6 percent. Notably, both of these modules employ larger-size solar cells, measuring 210210mm and 210182mm, respectively, resulting in increased power generation compared to earlier, smaller-size cells.

These cutting-edge modules incorporate several market-leading technologies. They feature multi-busbar (MBB) technology for enhanced light absorption and high-density packing to maximize the surface area. Additionally, non-destructive cutting technology is utilized to ensure ultra-smooth cell edges, which, in turn, improves the overall mechanical performance of the modules, making them more resilient to external forces.

Mathur underscored the company’s dedication to providing state-of-the-art smart energy solutions to India, reflecting a global trend in the solar industry where n-type solar cell technology is gradually replacing p-type technology. He noted, “India is Trina Solar’s second largest market in the Asia Pacific, after China, so serving the needs and expectations of this market is a top priority for us. Our n-type modules are ideal for solar commercial, industrial, and utility-scale projects in India, as the country mobilizes to meet the ambitious renewable energy target.”

Furthermore, these modules come equipped with additional features, including the ‘Super Track’ algorithm and ‘Trina Smart Cloud,’ enhancing the trackers’ performance by minimizing row-to-row shading and maximizing the module’s bifacial power boost. This compatibility with ultra-high-power bifacial modules contributes to increased energy output and improved financial returns for investors.

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