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Capacity, Applications, and Outlook

Technology Roadmap: TOPCon First Enters Mass Production with Module Power Now Fully Marching Towards 600W+ TRENDFORCE High density encapsulations and non-destructive cutting technology have become the standard configuration for the products of mainstream module makers. 182 and 210mm modules have currently adopted MBB, non-destructive cutting, high density encapsulation, and slicing. Aside from a continuous adoption of 9BB by Longi, all other businesses have attained a busbar level of 10-12BB for their modules. Distributed PV and ground power stations may adopt different module products seeing how the advantageous parameters of new technology are differentiated. In terms of construction for production lines, most businesses are currently in the medium pilot run phase for HJT, while TOPC on businesses, such as Jinko Solar, JA Solar, and Trina Solar, will initiate GW-grade capacity in 2022, with Longi first initiating expansion in XBC cells and attaining mass production. Most businesses are currently under continuous R&D for HJT and TOPCon products. Longi: prioritizes on HPBC for distributed PV. Longi will initiate HPBC capacity starting from August 2022, and ship 2GW within the same year under a ratio of 3-4% that will be used for the new technology (unknown) of ground power stations. Ordos may initiate production for its 30 GW capacity during 2022. Jinko Solar, Trina Solar: priority placed on TOPCon, with the former now holding onto 16GW of capacity and may ship more than 10GW within 2022, and the latter initiating 8GW of TOPCon capacity and 10GW of capacity for 210*182mm products that are used for distributed PV during the second half of the year. JA Solar and Canadian Solar are deploying multiple production lines. Both businesses have chosen TOPCon products for ground power stations, while Canadian Solar has adopted HJT for distributed PV, and JA Solar has adopted TOPCon or IBC for distributed PV. JA Solar and Canadian Solar are going to initiate TOPCon capacity within 2022, where the former's 6.3GW of TOPCon expansion may attain mass production during the second half of the year. Risen Energy: focuses on HJT, and has been the leader in HJT shipment for multiple years, with more than 15GW of capacity expansion expected for 2023. Cell and Module Technology Development among Mainstream Module Makers Cells Modules Business Size (mm) TOP Con HJT XBC Module Power (W) Busbar High Density Encapsulati on (mm) Canadian Solar 166/182/210 250MW medium pilot production line + 5GW mass production line currently under construction 250MW medium pilot production line constructed in 2021 72pcs (530-550W)-182 60pcs (580-610W)-210 66pcs (640-670)-210 10BB (182) 12BB (210) ≤1 Risen Energy 166/210 Medium pilot production line JA Solar 166/182/210 12BB (210 PERC) 24BB (210 HJT) 0.5 100MW medium pilot production line + 6.3GW mass production line currently under construction 250MW medium pilot production line + 2.6GW mass production line currently under construction Medium pilot production line currently under construction 55pcs (530-555W) 60pcs (580-605W) 66pcs(645-670) 72pcs (525-550W) 78 pcs (430-450W) 11BB (182) ≤1 Jinko Solar 163/166/182 Announcement for new 182mm TOPCon module; capacity reaching 16GW in 2022 72pcs (530-550W)-PERC 72pcs (555-575W)-TOPCon 78 pcs (595-615W)-TOP Con 10BB(182 PERC) -0.5 16BB (182 TOPCon) Longi 166/182 Medium pilot production line Medium pilot production line P-IBC 72pcs (535-555W) 9BB (182) 0.6 500MW medium pilot production line + 8GW mass production line currently under construction Medium pilot production line 55pcs (530-555W) 60pcs (585-605W) 66pcs (645-670W) 12BB (210) 0.5 Trina Solar 166/210/210R OTrend Force All Rights Reserved
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