Category Archives: Global Case

Trinasolar collaborated with Alba Renova to complete a 1.9 MWp solar rooftop installation for Barcos in Navarra, Spain. This project is the largest of its kind in the region; its size and power showcases the potential and benefits of energy self-consumption for businesses while highlighting the future-thinking mindset of Barcos—a frozen food company founded in 1903.

In Sartirana Lomellina, Italy, this household has committed to sustainable living with the installation of 20 Vertex S+ solar modules paired with a 15 kW battery system for efficient energy storage. This setup provides the homeowners with consistent, renewable power throughout the year, even in challenging conditions like hail, strong winds, and fluctuating weather. The 1.6 mm dual-glass design enhances durability, ensuring dependable energy generation and reducing reliance on traditional power sources. This comprehensive system not only supports year-round energy efficiency but also underscores the homeowners’ dedication to eco-friendly living.

In Albania, the city of Topojë receives over 2,850 hours of sunshine each year. Despite the significant potential for solar in Albania, it remains an energy source that is largely untapped. To harness this potential, Blessed Investment and Matrix Konstruksion enlisted Trinasolar to help develop Project Blue, a large-scale ground-mounted PV park that sets standards for sustainable energy production in the country.

In the Port of Antwerp, the waterfront warehouse of MSC MedRepair has emerged as a beacon of sustainability and a model for smart energy solutions that benefit businesses, investors, building owners and the community.

In Oss, Netherlands, the owners of this suburban residence have taken a significant step toward eco-friendly living with the installation of 12 Clear Black Vertex S+ n type i-TOPCon solar modules. These modules provide consistent renewable energy, even during challenging weather conditions, ensuring the household’s power needs are met year-round. The robust dual-glass design adds durability, while the 30 year power warranty offers the homeowners lasting reassurance. This installation exemplifies how sustainability can be seamlessly integrated into daily life, combining reliability and style.

In Beniarbeig, Spain, this residential property takes full advantage of solar power through 20 Vertex S+ n type i-TOPCon modules. These dual-glass panels power the house’s daily energy needs while also supporting an on-site electric vehicle charging unit, creating a seamless energy solution. Easy installation and low maintenance mean they can enjoy the long-term rewards of renewable energy without hassle.

This suburban home installation in Hildesheim, Germany, highlights the advantages of modern solar technology with the addition of 27 n type i-TOPCon Clear Black Vertex S+ modules. Weighing 21 kg each, with uniform size and connections, installation was made easier and quicker. The dual-glass design offers solid resistance to the varying weather such as hail, wind, and snow, ensuring reliable performance year-round. And with a 30 year power warranty and a 25 year product warranty, the owners can ensure that there is a sustainable, efficient energy supply of renewable energy for the long-term future.

Chile is home to some of the highest areas of solar irradiance anywhere in the world. However, despite the enormous potential to harvest solar energy, few utility providers have built successful projects, in large part due to the extreme climate conditions present in the country.

The utility-scale Trehawke solar power plant started late in 2013 and connection was achieved in March 2014,which utilizes 41,404 Trina Solar TSM-255-PC05A modules that provide high quality, durability and performance, generating 10,300 MWh of electricity every year. The project has been one of the first direct investments of Trina Solar System Business Unit in UK.

The solar (PV) system at the Serfontana Shopping Centre in Morbio Inferiore near the Italian border is a pilot project of the young company Voltage Suisse SA. At first glance, the shopping centre seems to be ideally situated with an ideal southerly aspect, but in fact technical and logistical difficulties had to be overcome, including the potential risk that the broad shadow of the shopping centre’s tower might significantly reduce the system’s energy yield.