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DNV, the world’s leading certification body in third-party activities, recently calculated the CAPEX and LCOE of Trina Solar’s 670W+ Vertex bifacial dual-glass modules (measured module power is 660W) plus Trina tracker. The calculations show that <strong>Trina Solar’s Vertex 210mm bifacial dual-glass module can cut CAPEX by up to 1.2 €c/W and LCOE by 2.29%</strong>&nbsp;compared with the 182mm bifacial dual-glass module.</p>

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Since the launch of Trina&nbsp;Solar ‘s 600W+ series, world leading design institutes and well-known third-party organizations have evaluated and studied the BOS and LCOE advantage of Vertex modules. Recently, Enertis Applus+, a global independent services provider to solar projects, has completed the assessment of CAPEX and LCOE of the new generation of ultra-high-power modules 210 (G12) from Trina solar and 166 (M6), 182 (M10) from other manufacturers.</p>

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In late September,&nbsp;the first batch of 30MW Trina Solar 210 Vertex 670W modules was shipped to the Nandagang fishery photovoltaic project in the city of Cangzhou, in Hebei, northern China, and more modules are continuing to be delivered.</p>

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on September 17, a 112MW PV power plant using Trina Solar 210 Vertex 670W ultra-high power modules successfully completed grid connection in Dachaidan, Qinghai Province.</p>

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