Huasun Energy premiered their Everest G12R and Himalaya G12 Series modules, cells, and wafers at Solarex Istanbul, in Turkey, introducing HJT technology to local audiences and receiving praise. According to the company, the symmetric structure, simple process, and lower carbon footprint of its HJT solar cells make them suitable for C&I, and ground-mounted installations in Turkey. The Everest G12R solar cells feature double-sided microcrystalline and SMBB ultra-density technology, achieving an average efficiency of 25.5% and supporting module power up to 640 W. Similarly, the Himalaya G12 cells achieve an average production efficiency of 25.8%, with the potential to drive module power beyond 750 W.
Huasun debuts its HJT products in Turkey
Huasun’s offerings correspond with Turkey’s interest in advanced technology and effective power production. (Image Credit: Huasun).
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