Recently, the “12th China (Jiangsu) International Conference on Innovative Development of New Photovoltaics,” organized by the Jiangsu Renewable Energy Industry Association, was grandly held in Nanjing. Suzhou Talesun Solar Technology Co., Ltd. (referred to as “Talesun Solar”), as one of the leading enterprises in the new energy sector, was invited to attend and was awarded the title of “2024 Leading China Renewable Energy Outstanding Photovoltaic Cell/Module Enterprise” for its exceptional technological innovation capabilities. The conference brought together over 400 representatives from government departments, industry associations, research institutions, and enterprises across the industrial chain. In-depth discussions were conducted on core topics such as breakthroughs in photovoltaic technology frontiers, analysis of market trends, and interpretation of policy directions, jointly mapping out a blueprint for the high-quality development of the industry.

Technological Innovation Drives Industry Upgrade

Talesun Solar has long been committed to R&D and application of photovoltaic technologies, achieving continuous breakthroughs in high-efficiency cells and modules. The company’s self-developed advanced technologies such as TOPCon、HJT and BC significantly enhance module efficiency and reliability. To date, the company has accumulated over 800 domestic and international patent applications and participated deeply in formulating industry standards, injecting innovative momentum into photovoltaic technology iteration.

Global Layout Facilitates Low-Carbon Transition

Focusing on technological R&D and specialized production in cells and modules, Talesun Solar’s products reach over 80 countries and regions worldwide. In recent years, the company has intensified efforts in overseas markets, establishing localized services and production bases in Southeast Asia, Europe, North America, and other regions to provide efficient and flexible photovoltaic solutions. By the end of 2024, the company had delivered over 40GW of photovoltaic modules, reducing annual CO2 emissions by approximately 50 million tons, fulfilling its social responsibility to “make clean energy benefit the globe” through concrete actions.