Recently, Trunsun Solar announced that its 37.2MW order for MSEDCL in Bikaner, India have all been shipped, and the project has started successfully and entered the construction process.
In recent years, overseas imports of more cost-effective products have promoted the rapid development of India’s renewable energy industry, especially in the solar industry. In the past five years, the total installed capacity of India PV industry has soared from 3 GW to about 30 GW, showing an exponential increase.
Trunsun Solar has been committed to the development of higher quality, cost effective PV module products. The project uses Trunsun’s own brand TSP-72H (330W/335W) high efficiency poly-modules. According to the characteristics of the project, the modules reduce the internal connection loss of the battery while reducing the operating temperature of the modules, thereby increasing the power generation of products installed in the Bikaner region of India.
At the end of 2018, India’s Safeguard Investigation for solar cells proposed a two-year maintenance duty for PV modules and solar cells exported to India in some regions. Although in the harsh period of India’s trade policy, Trunsun is still moving forward, and through its own brand and product advantages, it eventually become the best preferable choice for customers.
Katherine Gao, Sales VP of Trunsun Solar said: “We are honored to provide customers with diversified PV modules and solutions. The Indian market is developing well and is expected to grow steadily. We will explore the huge potential of the Indian market, and to expand overseas market share and international influence of the PV manufacturing industry.”
