JA Solar and Orient Energy Systems have successfully completed Pakistan’s first n-type PV power plant, boasting a 26 MW capacity. Operational since September 2023, the project utilizes JA Solar’s high-efficiency n-type modules and is situated in the open space of Pakistan’s largest cement manufacturer, Lucky Cement plant, located in a desert area.
JA Solar powers Pakistan’s first N-Type PV project
This marks JA Solar’s first shipment of n-type modules in Pakistan and represents the country’s first PV power plant employing n-type technology. Illustration from JA Solar.
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