Huasun Energy is delighted to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Prosun Solar on October 25 at the All-Energy Australia Expo 2023. This agreement establishes a strategic business partnership between the two companies, with a focus on promoting high-efficiency heterojunction (HJT) technology in the Australian solar energy industry. As part of this collaboration, Huasun Energy will supply 150MW of its cutting-edge HJT solar modules to the Australian market. By leveraging Prosun Solar’s expertise and market presence, both parties aim to contribute to the growth and a ..read more

Introduction: Solar power is a rapidly expanding industry, and advancements in technology continue to drive its growth. Jolywood, a renowned solar module manufacturer, has introduced the Niwa TOPcon Panels series, which represents a significant breakthrough in solar panel technology. With their cutting-edge features and exceptional performance, these panels are revolutionizing solar power generation. Unveiling Jolywood Niwa TOPcon Panels Advanced TOPcon Technology: Jolywood’s Niwa TOPcon Panels leverage TOPcon (Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact) technology, a cutting-edge solar cell technology ..read more

Prosun Solar Australia is proud to partner with SOFAR SOLAR (Clean Energy Council Member). The partnership was formalized through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) earlier this month. SOFAR SOLAR is a leading global provider of solar PV and energy storage solutions. Through this partnership, Prosun Solar aims to tap into the growing solar energy market and promote innovative, global products and technologies that support the growth and modernization of Australia’s renewable and environmental future. The MoU signed with SOFAR SOLAR has contributed to the acceptance and populari ..read more

Prosun Solar Australia has signed an MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) with a solar panel company called Jolywood (Taizhou) Solar Technology Co, Ltd., a pioneer in n-type TOPCON Modules, to promote high-quality panels in the Australian and Pakistani solar energy markets. With the MOU, Prosun Solar Australia is honouring its commitment to provide the planet with clean energy and in the pursuit of a sustainable environment. For more than a decade, Prosun Solar has contributed to Australia’s green future by enhancing the clean, sustainable energy market with high-quality European products. Now we ..read more

Solar Energy Expected to Continue Growth According to the latest projections by HIS Markit, total investment in solar energy for this year (2022) will be USD170 million. This is a 20% growth from 2021 and for the first time in history, it will surpass the 200 GWdc barrier. Even though costs are expected to rise until 2023, when extra capacity will eventually bring relief. From 2013 to 2020, the cost of PV systems dropped by 50%, making them one of, if not the, most popular alternative sources of energy. While the industry has seen a price hike of 4% from 2020 to 2021, and this trend will conti ..read more

Overview Prosun Solar’s Market Analysis 2022 is designed to monitor the state of the solar industry and keep our customers and partners abreast of all the latest developments. Our Industry Analysis collects and analyses the most important data pertaining to the solar industry and presents it for your viewing pleasure in the most simplified and easy to digest manner possible. The following is an update on how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic will affect the solar industry: Despite the economic slowdown caused by the pandemic, the solar panel installation industry is expected to grow by as much as ..read more

The changes in Q4 2021 Top 10 Solar panels are brought up about by two European PV module manufacturers RECOM and Axitec. The first PV module producer, RECOM, is a newcomer among top 10 solar panels since SolarEdition has published this list back in 2019. RECOM has emerged in the list with an incredible ranking among giant rivals with high reputation. This PV module producer released their two high-efficiency solar panels thanks to utilizing half-cut technology at the cell-level and the big wafer size at the module-level. Axitec has resulted in the other ..read more

The World Bank measures developing and developed countries by their GDP per capita. China’s per capita GDP has grown explosively from a humble $150 in 1978 to an astonishing $10,000 in 2021. The World Bank’s threshold for a high-income country is $12,536, and China is slated to make the transition from a middle-income country to a high-income one in the year 2023. At this point, China (the world’s largest carbon emitter) should no longer hide its carbon emissions behind a veil of development. China’s climate policy should reflect its new status as a developed, high-income country, and it needs ..read more

The latest Climate Change performance Index is something of a mixed bag. In some countries, climate performance is improving, whereas in others, it is stagnant. Of particular concern, is the revelation in the recent Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI) 2022 report, that the sixty-one largest emitters are not doing enough to maintain the rate of climate change to 1.5 degrees Celsius. There is hope, however, even if it is being dashed because of the recent energy crisis across the world, in the form of commitments to phase out coal power and redouble efforts to improve climate change policy ..read more

If you live in Queensland, the Sunshine State, then you can probably see why installing solar panels is a good idea. But if you’re in the wetter parts of Australia, or the world for that matter, you might scratch your head when someone tells you that solar panels are a great option for you and your residence. Before we dive into the nitty gritty on why solar panels can work just fine on a rainy day, let’s just get the basics out of the way. Yes, solar panels can work in a rainy environment, and rain can actually benefit your solar energy system. Solar panels use both direct and indirect sunlig ..read more