JinkoSolar is forecasting that more than 25% of its module shipments next year will be attributable to its n-type TOPCon module range.
Last week the ‘Solar Module Super League’ (SMSL) member revealed that it was to embark on a major n-type expansion, targeting around 16GW of n-type cell manufacturing capacity by the end of Q1 2022.
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And speaking to PV Tech, JinkoSolar vice president Dany Qian further revealed that the SMSL manufacturer expects to ship around 10GW of n-type TOPCon modules in 2022, equivalent to more than 25% of its total shipment guidance for next year.
Jinko formally launched its n-type TOPCon module series, dubbed Tiger Neo, last month. The module has a maximum power output of 620W and a mass production conversion efficiency of 22.3%.
The company said it was aiming to capitalise on more than two years’ experience in n-type technologies by launching the product ahead of shipping its first modules later next year.
More detail on JinkoSolar’s n-type capacity expansion can be read on PV Tech Premium here.
