Trina Solar Co., Ltd. ("Trina Solar"), a leading global PV and smart energy total solution provider, today showcased the company's N-type solar technology at Renewable Energy India Expo 2022. Capable of delivering significant boosts in power generation and lower degradation to solar modules, besides the proven P-type modules which have been widely installed in India, Trina Solar's industry-leading N-type technology offers an alternative high power solar module for the next-generation of solar projects in India as the country mobilises to meet the ambitious renewable energy targets laid out by the government.

The N-type module showcased at the REI Expo is the NEG21C.20, the first 210 N-type solution designed for utility scenarios in India. The dual-glass bi-facial 210mm solar module offers 685W maximum power output and up to 22.1 percent module efficiency to deliver high customer value, reliability and energy yield at lower levelised costs of energy (LCOE) and balance of system (BOS) costs. Trina Solar also exhibited the upgraded Vertex 19R series, which features the latest 210R rectangular silicon wafer technology to boost single-module power by up to 30W. It comes in horizontal packing and is compatible with most inverter models in the market and able to achieve higher DC/AC ratio at system level, making it an ideal choice for commercial and industrial rooftop projects.

"The demand for power continues to grow in India and solar energy will play an important role as the country strives to keep power generated from fossil fuels under 50 per cent. Of the current 58GW installed solar energy capacity in India, more than 8GW is generated by Trina Solar's modules. We look forward to deepening our relationships with our partners in India, providing them with the high performance and reliable solar modules they need to create a greener future for the country," says Gaurav Mathur, India director for Trina Solar.

The company's solutions have recently been deployed at scale in the floating solar farm located in Kayamkulam, one of the largest floating solar projects in India to date with a power capacity of over 100MW. Bi-facial dual-glass monocrystalline Vertex modules are widely known that they are resistant to harsh environments such as high humidity areas, making it a reliable choice to power the expansive floating farm.