Trina Solar, a leading Chinese solar manufacturer, recently completed a 23 MW power station in Colombia, utilizing Vertex N 720W modules and Vanguard 1P trackers. The plant is anticipated to generate about 43 million kWh of clean energy annually to support around 25,000 households. The company claims its Vertex N 720W modules, known for high efficiency and energy yield, reduce LCOE by 1.79% compared to 182-72 conventional modules. In April, the 210 mm module set a world record with a 740.6 W output. According to Trina, its Vanguard 1P trackers, designed through wind tunnel tests and CFD technology for flat terrains, withstand loads over 2,400 Pa and feature spherical bearings and a Trina Clamp, ensuring enhanced stability, reliability, and energy yield.
Trina Solar completes 23 MW installation in Colombia
The Baranoa project site benefits from up to 12 hours of sunlight daily and an annual solar radiation of 1,981 kWh/m2. (Image Credit: Trina Solar)
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