Category Archives: Global Case

A primary school in Cerkno, Slovenia, has installed a 130 kW+ rooftop system with Vertex S+ modules. In partnership with JB energija, the project enables the school to cover much of its electricity needs with renewable energy.

In Osnowo, Poland, a 1.8 MW solar installation using Vertex S+ 500 W+ modules powers a pellet production facility, demonstrating how clean energy can support the heating sector.

This 52 MW Agri-PV project in Catania, Italy, combines our Vertex N modules with crop cultivation, avoiding 24,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually while supporting the cultivation of olives, herbs, and vegetables beneath the panels.

This 23 MW project is powered by Vertex N modules and FixOrigin structures. Built on challenging clay soil, it avoids 4,700 tonnes of CO₂ annually and supplies clean energy to the West Midlands.

The 94 MW Vārme solar project in Latvia, equipped with 156,000 Trinasolar Vertex N modules, generates clean electricity for more than 40,000 households.

At Parco del Marchese pumping station, AQP has expanded its solar plant to 2.6 MW using Trinasolar modules, tripling output to 3.7 GWh annually and cutting CO₂ emissions by 1,140 tonnes.

This home in Hildesheim, Germany, showcases modern solar technology with 27 Vertex S+ modules, offering reliable renewable energy backed by 30 year power and 25 year product warranties.

UZ Hospital in Brussels now features a 1,858 kWp solar installation with 3,046 Trinasolar Vertex N modules, transforming its car park into a renewable energy source.

This project is located at Wutumeiren solar park, Golmud City, Qinghai. The overall project scale reaches up tp 50MW. The average annual power generation is estimated to be 1950 equivalent utilization hours after the project is completed. The gobi desert environment, heavy sand-wind weathers and large temperature differences will not influence project’s operation; high power generation and high reliability of 210mm 670W Vertex ultra-high power modules can fully meet customer needs.

Located in Fukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture, the project is developed by Trinasolar’s Overseas Power Plant Business Unit (ISBU), which focuses on the development and delivery of large-scale photovoltaic projects around the world, and uses Trinasolar’s Vertex N 720W series modules, which is expected to generate 2,700MWh of clean energy per year and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by about 1,760 tons.