Risen Energy Unveils First Mass-Produced Solar Module with 700 W Output
- Risen Energy Co. Ltd., a supplier of solar photovoltaic products, has actually launched NewT@N, the industry's first mass-produced solar module with up to 700 W result.
Risen Energy claims its NewT@N module declares the arrival of the PV 7.0 era and also guarantees more stable performance as well as higher power generation in a solitary 210 mm-sized silicon wafer. With its NewT@N innovation, Risen Energy has the ability to address the high surface area recombination rate problem of traditional PERC cells on steel areas.
" As the world proceeds its journey towards a carbon-neutral future, mounted green energy capability is expanding at a fast pace," states Risen Energy. "Hundreds of brand-new companies have arised in the marketplace, as well as the PV industry is dealing with an unprecedented rise of possibilities and also obstacles. With our most recent PV modules based on a 210 mm silicon wafer system, we can successfully drive down the price per kilowatt-hour, generate the highest possible revenue feasible for consumers and add to the global decrease of carbon emissions."
The NewT@N 700 W high-power solar module utilizes advanced innovations such as the non-destructive slicing of half-cut solar cells, multi-busbar (MBB) and also high-density product packaging, to boost performance and successfully reduce the risk of cell splitting as well as hotspots. Moreover, the module combines the benefits of, as well as enhances, both TOPCon and HJT next-generation solar cell innovations. Therefore, NewT@N promotes a total module performance of 22.5%, with regulated expenses under mass-production requirements.
Low voltage items, such as 210 mm-sized silicon wafers, can carry greater tons and house a lot more mounted capability. Based upon estimates compared to traditional 182 mm-sized modules with 540 W result, NewT@N raises power generation performance as well as steady performance while lowering prices. The module provides a 6.6% reduction in floor space and a 29.63% increase in mounted capability-- lowering general BOS prices by in between 6.68 and 8.95% and also LCOE costs by between 4.84 as well as 6.16%.