According to JinkoSolar, its “exponential growth” is the outcome of its intense R&D concentration. About 13 years after the company began delivering panels in 2010, the milestone was reached.
The corporation revealed a remarkable accomplishment in Q1 2021: the manufacturing of their 100 GW panel delivery. After little over two years, JinkoSolar declared the delivery of its 200 GW solar panels, marking a new milestone.
Its lineup currently includes the more potent and efficient N-type Tiger Neo and P-type Tiger Pro, the bulk of which switched to Neo this year. The Tiger Neo has undergone significant updates that bring new cell efficiency, more power, and increased refinement.
In order to fulfill the high demand, JinkoSolar is still working to greatly increase its N-type Tiger Neo capacity, which is another important reason why its 200 GW delivery milestone was met ahead of schedule. Over 52 GW were sold to 180 countries in the first three quarters of 2023. The brand had the top spot in market share among the major solar PV markets.
Although many have projected that JinkoSolar will surpass its competition in 2023, the company now enjoys an even greater lead over them—the Tiger Neo model continues to be the best-selling N-type panel on the market.
JinkoSolar has also been making significant strides in the ESS market, offering its clients across the world SunTera and SunGiga, utility-scale, and C&I ESS with liquid cooling. The implementation of JinkoSolar’s liquid cooling technology and recent agreements with a wide range of clients for PV+ESS solutions mean that the ESS’s growth will also need to quicken in order to keep up with JinkoSolar’s PV sales.
If a corporation were to effectively battle for a brighter future for our planet and our future generations, JinkoSolar would have to shine and persevere valiantly.
