Astronergy participated in Energyear Chile 2024, addressing green initiatives during the panel discussion on photovoltaic solar production in Chile. The company showcased TOPCon 4.0, its latest technological advancement. Focusing on the Latin American market, particularly Chile, Astronergy prioritized n-type PV modules. Notably, the company secured significant projects in Chile, collaborating with leading EPCs. Two of its largest projects include a 40 MW project with Verano Energy utilizing n-type TOPCon PV modules, and a 40 MW project with Sonnedix utilizing p-type modules.
Astronergy pushes n-Type PV for Latin America
Astronergy addresses solar efficiency and economic competitiveness at Energyear Chile 2024. (Image Credit: Astronergy).
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