Manufacturers

Founded in 2005, JA SOLAR is a manufacturer of photovoltaic modules classified "Tier 1" by Bloomberg and in the top 3 manufacturers worldwide. It is also one of three manufacturers rated AAA in the PV TECH bankability ranking.

The manufacturer has a PV module production capacity of more than 100 GW.

Historically, JA Solar has been a cell manufacturing specialist at the heart of module technology. It is naturally that it positions itself as one of the players offering the most reliable products on the market.

Being vertically integrated, it benefits from an optimized cost structure and quality control throughout the production value chain.

Founded in 2006, JinkoSolar is among the global leaders in the solar industry and a "Tier 1" company in the Bloomberg ranking.
Since 2010, the photovoltaic module manufacturer and energy storage systems integrator has been listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

The company has 10 production sites located in China, Malaysia, and the United States, and boasts an annual capacity of 120 GW for wafers, 95 GW for cells, and 130 GW for modules, primarily of type-N.
Since its creation, Jinko Solar has delivered to over 4000 clients in more than 200 countries.

With full control over its production chain (ingots, wafers, cells, modules), JinkoSolar is a vertically integrated manufacturer. The company holds financial stability and operational efficiency that are among the best in the market.

GCL is a key player in the solar industry.

It is one of the world's Top 3 polysilicon manufacturers and a leading supplier of wafers and modules.

In 2022, the manufacturer will have a PV module production capacity of 19 GW. This will rise to 30 GW by the end of 2023.

The group is also a power producer with the accumulative installed capacity of GCL-ET by now, in operation and under construction, exceeding 4,000 MW (not including the proposed projects), over 90% of which is new clean energy.

GCL is at the forefront in each of the production stages of PV modules and stand out by its technological advantages. The manufacturer has a vertically integrated photovoltaic industrial chain.

Founded in 1982, the Tongwei group entered the photovoltaic industry in 2006. TW SOLAR has positioned itself as one of the major players in the industry and is listed among the "Tier 1" module manufacturers by Bloomberg.

Historically, Tongwei Solar has been one of the leaders in polysilicon and photovoltaic cell production.

As a module manufacturer, it stands out by being one of the few manufacturers to fully control its entire supply chain internally (from polysilicon to the module).

Since polysilicon is the main cost driver of photovoltaic modules, this vertical integration gives it a significant competitive advantage in terms of price predictability for its modules.

The manufacturer has a production capacity of 75 GW for photovoltaic modules and over 95 GW for cells.

Tongwei expects the cumulative production capacity of high-purity crystalline silicon and solar cells to reach 800,000 to 1 million tons and 130 to 150 GW between 2024 and 2026.

DAS SOLAR CO. , LTD, founded in 2018, specializes in R&D, the manufacture of cells and modules, as well as the construction and operation of photovoltaic plants.

The production capacity reaches a total of 60 GW (30GW for cells and 30GW for modules), the manufacturer invests 5% of its turnover in the search for high-efficiency solutions.

Although new to the solar industry, the manufacturer is already a serious challenger of the TOPCon type N market. In 2022, it developed the "TOPCon 3.0" technology to achieve an average conversion efficiency of more than 25.2%.

Canadian Solar was founded in 2001 in Canada by Dr. Shawn Qu (current CEO). The company has been listed on NASDAQ (CSIQ) since 2006.
The company has sales subsidiaries in the 5 continents and has become one of the largest solar panel manufacturers in the world in just 10 years. Canadian Solar has been a Tier 1 module manufacturer by Bloomberg since 2017.

With state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Canada, USA, China and Southeast Asian countries, Canadian Solar has a production capacity of 61 GWp of modules and 48 GWp of cells. Canadian Solar is active on all fronts as it also manufactures ingots and wafers. The company offers one of the lowest cost structures on the market.