Gstar introduces its advanced 182mm solar cell technology, achieving 595 W power and 23.03% efficiency. (Image Source: Enlight Renewable Energy)
At the India Energy Expo REI 2024, China-based Gstar showcased its TOPCon 595 module, gaining attention for its efficiency and performance. According to Gstar, the module utilizes 182 mm solar cells, delivering 595 W power and a conversion efficiency of 23.03%. This innovation enhances performance in low-light conditions and is designed to withstand diverse environments, including humid, windy, and dry climates. Gstar claims the module offers low degradation and easy maintenance, making it a cost-effective option for solar power plants. The company also emphasized its advanced supply chain solutions, ensuring stability and timely delivery in India’s rapidly growing renewable energy market. As per Gstar, its global supply chain helps control costs in India’s price-sensitive market.
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