Huasun Energy, a leader in high-efficiency heterojunction (HJT) technology, has achieved significant gains in the Thai market following the “ASEAN Sustainable Energy Week Thailand 2024”. Recently, Huasun Energy and A2 Technologies, a leading EPC company in Asia, signed a cooperation agreement for the supply of high-efficiency HJT modules. The Thai government aims to increase photovoltaic power generation to 29% of the total installed capacity over the next 25 years. A2 Technologies selected Huasun’s Himalaya series G12-132 solar module for its high output power of 750.54 W and efficiency of 24.16%.
Huasun Energy partners with A2 Technologies in Thailand
Huasun Energy partners with A2 Technologies to supply advanced HJT solar modules, boosting Thailand’s renewable energy capacity. (Photo Credit: Huasun Energy)
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