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Indian renewable energy enterprise Solarworld Energy has entered into a partnership with domestic solar enterprise Rays Power, with each party holding a 50% stake, to jointly establish Rays Green. The company plans to build a 2.4GW TOPCon PV cell plant in Mohasa, Narmadapuram district, Madhya Pradesh, India. The project covers an area of approximately 250.7 mu, with a total investment of 10 billion rupees, equivalent to approximately 704 million yuan. The project's funding sources have been adjusted, as Solarworld Energy intends to redirect the funds originally raised for its subsidiary Kartik Solarworld's 1.2GW TOPCon cell project to this new 2.4GW cell plant. According to available information, as early as September 25, 2025, Solarworld Energy disclosed its prospectus, planning to invest 4.2 billion rupees of raised funds in the 1.2GW TOPCon cell project in Pandhurna, Madhya Pradesh, with a total estimated project investment of 5.753 billion rupees. Following the implementation of this capacity expansion, India's domestic TOPCon cell capacity will be further enhanced, supporting the country's strategy of localizing PV manufacturing and reducing dependence on upstream cell imports.

Recently, Jinko Solar officially signed a supply agreement for 151MW of high-efficiency modules in Germany, all using Tiger Neo 3.0 N-type TOPCon high-efficiency bifacial modules, specifically for the construction of large-scale ground-mounted power plants in Germany.

Recently, the 2026 Forbes China ESG 50 list was officially released. Using Chinese companies from the Forbes Global 2000 as its sample, the list evaluates them through a three-tier progressive framework covering disclosure granularity, compliance strategy, and technological tools, selecting 50 pioneering enterprises that have achieved breakthroughs in sustainable development amid a diverging global compliance landscape. TCL Technology was included in the list for its solid ESG governance practices.