Canadian Solar is facing a patent infringement lawsuit from Maxeon Solar Pte. Ltd. in the U.S. District Court, alleging infringement on three patents related to TOPCon solar module technology. Canadian Solar refutes Maxeon’s claims, deeming them baseless, and plans a robust legal defense. It remains confident in its technology’s integrity and continues global sales operations.
Canadian Solar responds to Maxeon’s infringement allegations
Defending its intellectual property, Canadian Solar refutes Maxeon’s infringement claims. (Image Credit: Freepik).
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