US-based PV manufacturer Mission Solar Energy has unveiled three new modules aimed at commercial and industrial (C&I) and utility-scale projects.
The new larger format products include two PERC bifacial modules, one with a transparent backsheet and the other a dual-glass offering, and a 580-590W TOPCon dual-glass module.
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Mission Solar said the launches marked a return to the C&I and utility-scale segments for the company, which has latterly been focused on the residential market.
“Mission Solar Energy is excited to re-enter the C&I/utility segment,” said Sam Martens, president of Mission Solar Energy. “We have a history in this space, having launched our company by supplying to utility-scale projects in 2014. Our experience and proven track record make us well-positioned to meet the growing demands of this industry segment.”
Mission Solar said the three modules were compliant with the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) and anti-dumping and countervailing (AD/CVD) duties in force in the US.
It also highlighted that its parent company, the Korea-based OCI Holdings, also owns a major UFLPA-compliant polysilicon producer, giving its procurement chain further visibility and upstream leverage.
“With more than ten years of solar manufacturing experience, we have a very loyal customer base that trusts the quality and reliability of Mission Solar products,” said Martens. “These new products are a direct response to customers who have been asking us to serve this industry segment.”
