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Huasun Heterojunction Full-scenario Solution: For Commercial & Industrial Color-coated Steel Sheet Roofs

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Photovoltaic (PV) power generation has rapidly grown in the commercial and industrial (C&I) sector in China, with new installed capacity reaching 37.03 GW in the first half of 2024 — a 90.47% increase year-over-year.

By integrating PV systems into corporate energy consumption, businesses can lower electricity costs and reduce carbon emissions. Heterojunction (HJT) solar technology, recognized for its high efficiency and stability, presents an optimal solution for distributed energy in C&I applications.

  1. Higher Efficiency, Larger Capacity

The deployment of 620W HJT modules can increase DC system capacity by 0.3948 MWp over PERC 555W modules and by 0.1932 MWp compared to TOPCon 600W modules, resulting in greater power output and energy generation within the same area.

Furthermore, the Pnom ratio of HJT 620W modules exceeds that of PERC by 0.08 and TOPCon by 0.04, allowing for more HJT modules to be installed under the same inverter conditions, thereby enhancing overall system capacity.

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  • Lower Degradation, Enhanced Reliability

HJT modules, distinguished by their innovative heterojunction structure and low-temperature manufacturing process, experience minimal light-induced degradation (LID) and exhibit exceptional anti-UV properties.

Consequently, they have lower degradation rates and deliver reliable power generation. This stability guarantees consistent power output over the project’s lifecycle, significantly reducing maintenance and replacement costs.

  • Increased Power Generation

In the color-coated steel sheet roof project, the first-year energy generation of Huasun HJT 620 W modules surpasses that of 600W TOPCon modules by 24 hours, amounting to an additional 948.24 hours over 25 years. Additionally, they exceed the generation of 555W PERC modules by 62 hours, resulting in a total of 2316.98 extra hours over the same period.

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