According to industry updates sorted out by EnergyTrend last week, five PV enterprises including Tongwei Co., Ltd., Trina Solar, TCL Zhonghuan, Sineng Electric and GCL New Energy have successively disclosed multiple updates on PV order deliveries and bid-winning progress, with a total capacity exceeding 1.8GW.
Tongwei Supplies 400MW PV Project
On October 15, Tongwei Co., Ltd. announced that the 400MW photovoltaic power generation project of Barkam Dazang for Sichuan Energy Development Group, supplied by the company, has recently achieved grid-connected power generation.
It is reported that the Barkam Dazang PV project marks the first cooperation between Tongwei and Sichuan Energy Development Group. The project has a total installed capacity of 400MW, supporting energy storage facilities and two 220kV booster stations. Located in Barkam City, Aba Prefecture, Sichuan Province, the project is contracted by POWERCHINA Chengdu Engineering Corporation Limited. All modules adopted are Tongwei’s high-efficiency TNC series 620W modules.
In addition, on October 16, Tongwei Co., Ltd. held a special exchange meeting with Anhui Jintian New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. The two parties launched their cooperation in 2023, with module shipments rising year by year. The cumulative module shipments of their cooperation have now surpassed 1GW.
Trina Solar Releases Updates on PV Module Orders in Succession
Recently, Trina Solar has successively announced new progress of its PV module orders. On October 14, Trina Solar stated it has reached a cooperation with Changli Liyao Optoelectronic Technology Co., Ltd., signing a supply contract for high-efficiency Vertex 3 series PV modules with a scale of 23MW. These modules will be deployed in commercial and industrial distributed PV and user-side solar-storage integrated projects in batches.
On October 15, Trina Solar announced it has completed PV module supply for the Western Sydney International Airport project. As a much-anticipated new aviation hub in Australia, Western Sydney International Airport is scheduled to be officially put into operation at the end of 2026. The project boasts a total installed capacity of 4.5MWp, adopting Trina Solar Vertex N-type Small KingKong 510W high-efficiency modules.
TCL Zhonghuan Makes Bulk Delivery of 320MW PV Modules
On October 14, TCL Zhonghuan announced that the first batch of TOPCon high-efficiency half-cut modules supplied for the Huadian Gansu Tengger Desert Hexi New Energy Base Project has arrived at the site, kicking off bulk delivery.
Located on the edge of the Tengger Desert, this project is a typical large-scale centralized PV base built in desert, Gobi and barren land areas. TCL Zhonghuan will deliver PV modules totalling 320MW for this project.
Besides the above module delivery order, TCL Zhonghuan recently won the bid for the newly planned PV module procurement order of Baowu Clean Energy Baoshan Base.
On October 16, the bid result for double-glass PV modules (≥645Wp) of Phase IV of the newly planned PV project at Baowu Clean Energy Baoshan Base was publicized. TCL Zhonghuan New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. was selected as the winning bidder with a bid price of 0.755 yuan/W.
The bidding document shows that the tenderer is Baowu Clean Energy Co., Ltd., purchasing double-glass PV modules of approximately 16MWp. Phased delivery is expected to start on October 20, 2026.
Sineng Electric Supplies 100MW PV Power Station Project in Africa
On October 15, Sineng Electric announced that the Zambia Mamba 100MW PV power station supplied by Sineng Electric completed grid-connection commissioning at the end of September and was officially put into production for power generation.
The PV project is undertaken by Sinoma Energy Conservation. Sineng Electric provided centralized PV inverters with two power ratings of 3.3MW and 4.4MW for the power station. At present, Sineng Electric has established a complete system covering subsidiaries, marketing centers and after-sales service networks across the Middle East and Africa.
GCL New Energy Wins Major PV O&M Contract in the Middle East
On October 15, GCL New Energy Operation Technology Company under Times Digital Holdings Limited won the bid for commissioning and operational technical service project of Saudi Arabia’s Al Masa’a 1.2GW PV project.
It is reported that this PV project is a key IPP independent solar power plant under Round 5 of Saudi Arabia’s National Renewable Energy Program (NREP). Located in Darghat Town, Ha'il Province, Saudi Arabia, it has an installed capacity of 1200MW and is developed by a consortium of EDF, SPIC Yellow River Hydropower and Saudi SAPCO.
As introduced, on October 12, GCL New Energy’s equipment commissioning team dispatched the first batch of professional technicians to the project site in Ha'il Province, Saudi Arabia. The project plans to carry out various pre-grid-connection commissioning work on November 15, and partial capacity will achieve grid connection by the end of November.
Source：EnergyTrend
