JA Solar Technology and Jinko Solar Among the Shortlisted Candidates for the Guangzhou High-Tech Zone Modern Energy Group's Pre-Selected Supplier List for Modules

Published: Dec 18, 2024 17:28

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[JA Solar Technology, Jinko Solar, and Others Shortlisted as Winning Candidates for the PV Module Pre-Selected Supplier Pool of Guangzhou High-Tech Zone Modern Energy Group] On December 17, the winning candidates for the PV module pre-selected supplier pool project of Guangzhou High-Tech Zone Modern Energy Group were announced. The shortlisted companies include JA Solar Technology Co., Ltd., Risen Energy Co., Ltd., Jinko Solar Co., Ltd., LONGi Green Energy Technology Co., Ltd., TrinaSolar Co., Ltd., and Tongwei Co., Ltd. (Polaris Solar PV Network)

On December 17, the shortlisted candidates for the PV module pre-selected supplier pool project of Guangzhou High-Tech Zone Modern Energy Group were announced. The shortlisted companies include JA Solar Technology Co., Ltd., Risen Energy Co., Ltd., Jinko Solar Co., Ltd., LONGi Solar Technology Co., Ltd., TrinaSolar Co., Ltd., and Tongwei Co., Ltd.

Details are as follows:

According to the tender announcement, Guangzhou High-Tech Zone Modern Energy Group Co., Ltd., based on development needs, will establish a pre-selected supplier pool to procure PV modules required for PV projects invested in or EPC PV projects undertaken by its affiliated enterprises during 2025-2026.

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