2.046 Yuan/W! Candidates for the Tender of Perovskite Modules in the Second Phase of the Kubuqi Project by Huaneng Clean Energy Research Institute Announced

Published: Apr 18, 2025 08:48

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On April 15, the list of successful candidates for the tender of perovskite module equipment for the second phase of the PV pilot project at the new energy base in the southern part of the Kubuqi Desert, conducted by the China Huaneng Clean Energy Research Institute, was announced. The first-ranked candidate was Kunshan GCL Photoelectric Materials Co., Ltd., with a bid price of 2.3099 million yuan and a unit price of 2.046 yuan/W. The second-ranked candidate was Shenzhen Hengtongyuan New Energy Technology Co., Ltd., with a bid price of 3.5649 million yuan and a unit price of 3.158 yuan/W. The third-ranked candidate was Shenzhen Yixisi Electronics Co., Ltd., with a bid price of 3.6674 million yuan and a unit price of 3.248 yuan/W.

This tender was for the procurement of perovskite modules, totaling 3,528 pieces, with a peak power of 320Wp, dimensions of 2,005mm*1,005mm, and a total capacity of 1.12896MWp. The delivery location is the second phase of the PV pilot project at the new energy base in the southern part of the Kubuqi Desert, located in Jirigalangtu Town, Hangjin Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

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