Munich, Germany, May 29th— Trina Storage, a global energy storage solutions provider, has completed shipment and site delivery for the Gamma Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project in Romania, with installation activities now underway following the successful arrival of the systems in April 2026.
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Trinasolar 2025 Sustainability Report: Leading the Net-Zero Transition with Innovation, Transparency, and Resilience
Trinasolar, a global leader in smart PV and energy storage solutions, has officially released its 2025 Sustainability Report, marking the 14th consecutive year of ESG disclosure. The report showcases Trinasolar’s advancements in innovation, sustainable manufacturing, supply chain transparency, social responsibility, and governance. In a year defined by intense industrial competition, Trinasolar has been committed to …
The Real-World Metric: Why TOPCon Outperforms Back Contact for Solar Energy Yield
Peak efficiency ratings dominate solar marketing materials and for good reason. They’re a clean, competitive number that’s easy to compare. But they’re also a snapshot taken under controlled laboratory conditions: a fixed cell temperature of 25°C, exactly 1,000 W/m² of incoming irradiance, and a standardised air mass factor. Those are Standard Test Conditions (STC), not a forecast of performance in real world scenarios.
TrinaTracker acquires industry first EPD International certificate, strengthens its sustainability leadership
Madrid, [date] – TrinaTracker, a leading provider of smart solar tracking solutions, is advancing its sustainability and environmental transparency strategy with FixOrigin certification and the achievement of carbon footprint certification across its entire product portfolio. These milestones come at a critical moment for the industry, as the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) comes into effect from 2026.
RAP Waste Disposal Centre
A major waste management site in Palermo has strengthened its sustainability efforts with a new rooftop photovoltaic system designed and installed by B.F.L. Impianti Tecnologici. Located at the RAP – Risorse Ambiente Palermo facility, the project highlights how solar power can support essential public services in reducing operational costs and environmental impact.
Solar energy for alpine hospitality
A picturesque alpine destination has taken its next step towards sustainability with a rooftop solar installation at Hotel-Gasthof Nutzkaser. Designed and delivered by FreeEtech GmbH, the system demonstrates how clean energy can support hospitality businesses in remote and environmentally sensitive locations.
High-performance solar for industry
Thanks to an optimally oriented roof, modern inverter technology, and careful project planning, the installation achieves a particularly high rate of self-consumption. This project demonstrates how Trinasolar technology can provide reliable, high-performance solutions for commercial operations seeking long-term energy savings and sustainability.
Floating solar power in Drenthe, Netherlands
The Netterden Group has strengthened its sustainability credentials with a new floating solar installation in Ellertshaar, Drenthe, supplying clean energy directly to its local sand extraction operations. The project, delivered by Solinoor and featuring Trinasolar’s Vertex N modules, showcases how innovative solar solutions can meet industrial energy needs while supporting local initiatives.
Supermarket in Vinslöv, Sweden
A supermarket in Vinslöv, Sweden, has strengthened its sustainability credentials with a new rooftop solar installation, designed to cut grid reliance and lower operational costs. The system, distributed by Krannich Solar and installed by Thells Elektriska, showcases how solar energy can directly support the retail sector’s transition to clean power.
Vārme solar project
The Vārme solar project is one of Latvia’s largest utility-scale installations, built to deliver clean, reliable power to the region. Spanning 110 hectares, the plant is equipped with 156,000 Trinasolar Vertex N modules, reaching a total installed capacity of 94 MW.
