Jinko Solar Introduces New Solar Module in Senegal

Jinko Solar has introduced its N Type TOPCon Tiger Neo 3.0 solar module to the West African market during its 20th anniversary celebration in Dakar, Senegal.

The launch placed new photovoltaic technology before customers, partners and renewable energy stakeholders, with Senegal's renewable energy agency, ANER, taking part in the event.

The occasion is significant as it presents a new solar product to a region working to expand clean electricity options.

The launch happened as West African countries continue efforts to increase renewable energy use and improve electricity supply.

New solar technologies are becoming an important part of those efforts, making product launches such as Tiger Neo 3.0 relevant to energy companies, governments and electricity users.

New solar technology makes West Africa debut

The anniversary event marked two milestones for Jinko Solar. It celebrated 20 years since the company's establishment and introduced the N Type TOPCon Tiger Neo 3.0 module to customers in West Africa.

The gathering attracted partners, customers and participants from the renewable energy sector. It created an opportunity for discussions on solar energy development and future business relationships within the region.

One of the notable participants was the Agence Nationale pour les Énergies Renouvelables, also known as ANER. The agency was represented by its General Manager, Professor Diouma Kobor, alongside members of his team.

Their participation showed engagement between Senegal's renewable energy agency and companies working in the solar industry. The event also gave participants an opportunity to exchange ideas, build business relationships and encourage sustainable energy development in Senegal and other parts of West Africa.

Jinko Solar said its journey over the last 20 years has been built on continuous innovation in photovoltaic technology. During that period, the company has developed products aimed at improving performance, reliability and efficiency in solar power generation.

The company presented the Tiger Neo 3.0 as its next generation N Type TOPCon photovoltaic module. It said the technology is designed to deliver higher energy output and long term value for customers using solar power systems.

The product introduction forms part of Jinko Solar's activities in the West African market, where demand for renewable energy solutions continues to grow as countries look for additional electricity sources.

The anniversary event also gave the company an opportunity to appreciate those who have worked with it over the years. Jinko Solar thanked its partners, customers, invited speakers and renewable energy professionals who attended the celebration in Dakar.

The company said it looks forward to continuing its work in supporting sustainable energy development in West Africa through its photovoltaic technologies and relationships with industry participants.

The module is now part of Jinko Solar's offering for customers in the West African market, where governments, businesses and energy developers are increasing investment in renewable electricity projects.