Huasun Energy has completed the installation of 834,000 photovoltaic modules for the Apriltsi solar project in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria, making it the world’s largest single-site heterojunction (HJT) solar project. With a capacity of 400 MW, 251 MW is already operational, powering 96,000 homes. The project utilizes advanced HJT panels known for superior efficiency and durability, chosen for their high performance and quick delivery. The panels feature a unique east-west orientation to optimize energy production and reduce midday peak output, enhancing overall efficiency and stability.
Huasun completes world’s largest HJT solar project
Huasun Energy’s high-efficiency heterojunction PV modules drive Bulgaria’s 400 MW Apriltsi solar project. (Photo Credit: Huasun)
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