YIWU, ZHEJIANG PROVINCE, CHINA — Trinasolar, a leading global PV and smart energy total solution provider, has initiated global delivery of its upgraded Vertex S modules, based on 210R cells. The first batches of modules have left the company’s production base in the Chinese city of Yiwu, Zhejiang province, and are now on their way …
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How to Cut Solar Red Tape to Mitigate Installation Delays
For rooftop solar installers, local permitting processes and complex federal regulations can bog down installations in red tape, creating frustrating delays and ballooning costs. But a few simple strategies can help installers cut through red tape, keep projects on track, and prevent headaches for homeowners. Let’s take a look at how. Appeal to Local AHJs …
Trinasolar Receives AAA Rating in Latest PV Tech Bankability Report
Trinasolar, the leading global PV and smart energy total solution provider, has been ranked ‘AAA’, the highest category, in the latest PV ModuleTech Bankability report published by PV-Tech. Based on a proprietary analytical model to establish bankability scores and ratings, the report combines both the manufacturing and financial health of companies, the latest issue covering more …
Trinasolar receives PVEL “Top Performer” distinction for eighth consecutive year
Trinasolar has once again been placed as a “2022 Top Performer” among global PV module manufacturers by PV Evolution Labs (PVEL), a world-renowned third-party reliability testing laboratory, after months of rigorous testing. This is the eighth recognition in a row, making Trinasolar the solar company with the most wins. It highlights Trinasolar’s commitment to excellent quality …
3 Smart Tactics to Take Residential Solar Sales Strategies to The Next Level
With uncertainty high in the solar industry, now’s a good time for residential solar installers to review their sales strategies and see where they can make improvements. A recent survey from Rocket Homes found that nearly 67% of homeowners showed an interest in going solar, but their biggest roadblock remains the up-front cost. This response …
Trinasolar’s Global Module Shipments Top 100GW
Trinasolar has reached a remarkable milestone, having shipped 100GW of modules in the 25 years since the company was founded in 1997. Environmental Impact Equivalent to Planting 7.2 Billion Trees Inspired by the signing of the Kyoto Protocol in 1997, Trinasolar was established with headquarters in Changzhou, China, one of the world’s earliest photovoltaic (PV) companies. As a …
Field tests demonstrate Trinasolar 210mm Vertex modules’ higher energy yield
In the trend toward carbon neutralization, vigorously developing new energy has become common. 210 Vertex modules with high power, high efficiency, high reliability and high power output are the best solutions in distributed rooftops and utility scenarios. This article looks at the outdoor power output performance advantages of Trina Solar 210 Vertex modules in the …
Trinasolar’s Statement on the U.S. Department of Commerce Anti-Circumvention Investigation
Recently, the U.S. Department of Commerce has decided to initiate an anti-circumvention investigation against modules made in four Southeast Asian countries — Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia — and imported to the US. The production sites are alleged to have been set up in order to evade U.S. anti-dumping duty (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD), despite …
Tracking The Latest Residential Solar Adopter Trends for 2022
Increased public awareness of residential solar systems’ financial and environmental benefits boosted consumer demand higher than ever in 2021. As homeowners scramble to install rooftop PV modules, this growth is impacting the demographics and buying trends of solar adopters, shifting median income averages, age groups, and neighborhood hot spots. Residential installers can leverage these shifting …
Why 210mm Standardization in the Solar Industry is Crucial for Meeting Decarbonization Goals
To meet ambitious decarbonization targets set by federal, state, and local governments, the U.S. needs access to as many watts of PV capacity as it can install. Despite PV capacity growth surging each year, the current pace still lags far behind what the country should be installing to keep pace with achieving its goal for …
