JA Solar to Expand the Mexican PV Market with Exel Solar
JA Solar, a manufacturer of solar power products, has signed a cooperation agreement with Mexican distributor Exel Solar and agreed to establish a long-term partnership for the distribution
JinkoSolar Mexico S R.L. DE C.V (JinkoSolar Mexico)
JinkoSolar Mexico S R.L. DE C.V. (JinkoSolar Mexico) is the local subsidiary of Chinese solar power product manufacturer JinkoSolar. The company manufactures and markets silicon wafers,
JinkoSolar Supplies 49.8 MW of PV Modules for Mexico''s Largest
Located in the State of Durgango, the solar PV plant ("Durango TAI") is the first PV solar plant in Mexico to be connected to the National Power System. Durango TAI is currently in the second stage of construction of phase one. The total five phases of 49.8 MW is expected to be completed this year.
JinkoPower connects 100MW Mexican solar project to
JinkoPower has connected a 100MW solar plant to the grid in Mexico using 1500V smart solution from China-based firm Huawei integrating inverters and transformers. The Viborillas solar project
JinkoSolar construirá tres proyectos fotovoltaicos en México por
La empresa china JinkoSolar ha anunciado haber ganado tres proyectos fotovoltaicos que suman una potencia de 188 megavatios (AC) en México. Los proyectos fueron adjudicados en la primera licitación nacional de energías limpias, que se
JinkoPower connects 100MW Mexican solar project to the grid
JinkoPower has connected a 100MW solar plant to the grid in Mexico using 1500V smart solution from China-based firm Huawei integrating inverters and transformers. The Viborillas solar project
Solar in Mexico: potential and challenges
José Jove, CEO of Prana Power, talks to The Energy Year about potential and challenges in the development of solar power generation in Mexico and the company''s new in-house project management software.
JinkoSolar Supplies Modules for America''s Largest Solar PV Plant in Mexico
According to terms of the contract, JinkoSolar has supplied high efficient solar modules to a European counterparty for its 754 MW solar PV plant in Mexico, which is expected to begin operations during the second half of 2018 and generate over 1,700 GWh each year.