Recently,JA Solar, LONGi, Jinko, Sany Microgrid Other companies have continued to report good results in photovoltaic orders. They have made gains in domestic centralized procurement, overseas module supply and EPC projects, and have continued to expand into Australia, South Africa, Zambia and other markets. The relevant developments are summarized as follows.
JA Solar supplies photovoltaic projects in South Africa and wins the bid for 1 GW centralized procurement
On November 2, JA Solar announced that it had recently been selected as a Sediba 120 MW photovoltaic project The exclusive photovoltaic module supplier will provide high-efficiency n-type modules for the project.
It is reported that the photovoltaic project is located in Parys, Free Province, South Africa. The project belongs to Teraco, a service provider that provides operator-neutral, cloud-neutral and vendor-neutral data center environments for hosting services.
After the project is put into operation, the annual power generation capacity is expected to exceed 35.4 GWh, and it is planned to be put into operation before the end of 2026.
On November 3, JA Solar announced that it had won the bid for the 2026 South-to-North Water Diversion Group’s annual centralized procurement project. It is reported that the South-to-North Water Diversion Group’s photovoltaic module framework centralized procurement totals 1.3 GW in 2026-2027. Among them, JA Solar was successfully shortlisted for the 1 GW TOPCon module bid..
LONGi signs 2 GW Australian photovoltaic order
On October 30, LONGi announced that during the 2026 Australian International Energy Exhibition, it had successively reached strategic cooperation agreements with a number of partners in Australia and New Zealand. Locking in 2 GW module cooperation scale.
LONGi signed a strategic cooperation memorandum with Australia's exclusive distribution partner Raystech. The cooperation between the two parties has expanded from traditional component distribution to emerging businesses such as power station development and AIDC (artificial intelligence data center) comprehensive energy solutions. The cooperation model has been upgraded from simple trade to joint development of large-scale energy projects. The two parties have locked in a total module delivery target of 2 GW from 2027 to 2029.
In addition, for the New Zealand market, LONGi signed strategic distribution cooperation memorandums with Corys Electrical and Rise Energy respectively., to further improve the local channel network in New Zealand and consolidate the overall market layout in Oceania.
Jinko Modules won the bid for 1 GW Haiguang centralized procurement and 5 GW frame procurement
On October 30, JinkoSolar announced that its Tiger Neo 3.0 photovoltaic modules have recently successfully won the bid for the Shanghai New Energy 2026-2027 Photovoltaic Module Framework Agreement Procurement Project.
It is reported that the framework agreement was initiated by Hainan Shenergy Materials Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Shenergy Group. Estimated purchase volume: 1 GW, the procurement target is N-type high-efficiency photovoltaic modules. The winning products will be used in Shenergy’s “wind and solar photovoltaic projects at the same site”.
On November 3, Jinko announced that it was successfully shortlisted for the second batch of photovoltaic module framework bidding projects of China Huadian Group Co., Ltd. in 2026. The procurement scale of this framework reaches 5 GW. JinkoSolar Tiger Neo modules were successfully shortlisted due to their mature N-type technology platform and stable product delivery capabilities.
Sany Microgrid wins 55 MW photovoltaic project in Zambia
On October 31, Sany Microgrid announced that it had recently officially signed a contract with LPC in Livingston, Zambia. 55 MW photovoltaic power generation EPC general contract. This photovoltaic project is currently the largest single EPC project of Sany Microgrid in Africa.
It is reported that the project is located in the Livingston area of Zambia and adopts SANY's standardized and intensive photovoltaic system design. Sany Microgrid provides full-process EPC general contracting services from solution design, equipment supply to grid-connected delivery.
Source：EnergyTrend
