China-based TrinaSolar Co., Ltd., a global leader in PV technology, will showcase its advanced n-type TOPCon Vertex N modules at RE+ 2024 in California. According to the company, the Vertex N modules, including hail-and-wind-resistant variants and a 2000 V prototype, boast up to 23.2% efficiency. The Vertex S+ series, tailored for residential use, offers 430 W output and up to 21.5% efficiency. Trina will also introduce TrinaPro, a solar solution integrating the latest modules, inverters, trackers, and energy storage systems to optimize performance and reduce costs. Additionally, TrinaTracker Vanguard 1P, a reliable single-row tracker tested under extreme conditions, and TrinaStorage’s Elementa 2 Elevate, a scalable, modular battery system for utility-scale applications, will be featured. The company claims these innovations enhance solar technology while fostering US market growth and economic development.
Trina showcases its latest solar tech at RE+ 2024
The 2000 V prototype in the Vertex N series sets new standards in efficiency and reliability for utility-scale solar. (Image Credit: TrinaSolar)
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