Multiple Solar Firms Unveil Advanced PV Modules, Energy Storage at SNEC 2025

At SNEC 2025, leading photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage companies showcased notable innovations addressing power output, efficiency, system durability, and adaptability to diverse environments. DMEGC Solar introduced high-efficiency modules reaching up to 660W with advanced technologies like busbar-free designs and anti-dust frames to maintain performance in harsh conditions. JinkoSolar presented its Tiger Neo 3.0 modules with record-breaking conversion efficiencies of 24.8% and unveiled the SunGiga G2 Plus liquid-cooled energy storage system designed for commercial and industrial use, emphasizing safety and performance. DAS Solar highlighted its N-type TOPCon 5.0 cells and flexible mounting systems for ecological and floating solar applications, focusing on high reliability, wind resistance, and land-use efficiency. Sineng Electric revealed scalable utility-scale PV solutions, including multi-megawatt turnkey stations and high-capacity string inverters with advanced cooling and AI-driven features to enhance operational longevity and reduce costs. Across the industry, there is a growing emphasis on strengthening module frames, such as aluminum alloy and steel, to meet safety standards amid larger, thinner PV modules and challenging weather environments.