[SMM PV Flash] Drawing the Sword in Australia! Teaming Up with OSW, Gokin Solar's GBC Full-Screen Series Debuts at Roadshow.

Published: Jul 23, 2026 18:55

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Recently, Gokin Solar joined hands with its Australian local partner OSW to successfully complete a roadshow in the Australian market, discussing market trends, cutting-edge technologies, and cooperation opportunities with local channel dealers, system integrators, and PV engineering practitioners.

At the roadshow, Gokin showcased the iteration journey of its full-spectrum BC products. Driven by a record-setting innovation pace of four iterations per year, Gokin has completed the series upgrades from BC1.0 Standard, BC1.1 Classic, BC2.0 Full-Cell, to BC2.1 Full-Screen. As one of the only two enterprises worldwide to achieve mass production of BC full-screen modules, Gokin leverages hidden busbar technology to create an integrated all-black aesthetic design that balances efficient light absorption with Australian rooftop architectural aesthetics, suitable for diverse application scenarios including Australian residential, commercial, and industrial rooftops, which garnered attention from attending clients.

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