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<strong>Sydney, Australia, 8 April 2025: </strong>As Australia faces increasingly unpredictable and extreme weather patterns, Trinasolar, a global leader in smart PV and energy storage solutions, has launched a first-to-market solution that helps solar developers protect their assets and safeguard performance — no matter what the forecast holds.</p>

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<em>Credit: Lodestone Energy</em></p>

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<em>Like a ‘well-oiled machine:’ Partnership delivers third agrivoltaics project, supporting dual use of land for solar energy generation and future sheep grazing in north island location</em></p>

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Trina Storage, a global leader in energy storage solutions, has played a pivotal role in enabling Pacific Green to secure AUD 460 million in financing for the Limestone Coast North Energy Park. The 250MW/500MWh battery energy storage system (BESS), supplied by Trina Storage, is scheduled&nbsp;to commence commercial operations in February 2027. Once operation, it will be one of the largest energy storage projects in South Australia, marking a significant milestone in the region’s renewable energy transition.</p>

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Trinasolar, a global leader in smart PV and energy storage solutions, has announced that it has developed the world's&nbsp;first industrial-standard solar PV module delivering over 800W of maximum power. The 3.1m²module, produced with 210mmx105mm perovskite/silicon tandem solar cells, has achieved peak power output of 808W, certified by the global testing, inspection and certifying body TÜV SÜD.</p>

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Credit：Venergy&nbsp;Solar&nbsp;Australia</p>

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On March 22, World Water Day serves as a global reminder of the importance of water resources. As a member of the United Nations Global Compact, Trinasolar is set to celebrate its achievements in water conservation as well as the solar industry's&nbsp;progress in environmental protection.</p>

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Trina Storage has achieved a global milestone with its Elementa 2 liquid cooling system, becoming the world's&nbsp;first energy storage product to earn a 20-year full lifecycle Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) certification. Audited and issued by UL Solutions, a leading global certification authority, this certification highlights the system's&nbsp;industry-leading environmental performance and sets a benchmark for sustainable, high-efficiency energy storage solutions. &nbsp;</p>

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Trina Storage recently announced a significant collaboration with Pacific Green, a globally renowned energy storage developer. Together, they are working to construct the flagship project in South Australia—<strong>Limestone Coast North Energy Park.</strong>&nbsp;This partnership marks a milestone in the renewable energy sector, injecting robust momentum into the advancement of sustainable energy in Australia and beyond.</p>

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Trinasolar's&nbsp;Vertex S+ 500W+ mono-facial modules can reduce balance of system (BOS) costs by up to 2.27%, levelized costs of energy (LCOE) by up to 4.24% and structure costs by up to 12.01% compared with three reference modules based on n-type technology, according to DNV, an independent testing and certification organization for the energy industry. This once again reinforces Vertex S+ modules as a market leader.</p>