pv magazine Webinar | PV Modules 4.0: Ultra-high efficiency to deliver lowest LCoE in Middle East and African regions

Initiative partner: Jinko Solar

As utility scale projects and distributed generation (DG) gain momentum in the Middle East and North Africa, what part will ultra-high efficiency modules play? And how much can choosing the right module minimize LCoE, and maximize IRR in the Middle East and African regions?

Join our webinar to find out how module technology innovation can increase production yields in Middle East and African regions, as well as how ultra-high efficiency modules will enhance reliability and performance and reduce risk.

The importance of module quality is paramount, particularly given the extreme climates in Middle East and African regions. Furthermore, choosing the right module can potentially minimize LCoE, and maximize IRR. Our webinar partner JinkoSolar, will highlight the new developments and technologies in their modules, and how these exciting developments can positively affect investment.

Mohammed Saady, the Technical Services Manager Middle East & Africa from JinkoSolar will outline the impact of ultra-high efficiency modules on LCoE of the utility scale project and the yield benefit in harsh environmental conditions. He will also share the latest trends in solar modules, and how the new high performance will enhance the plants IRR by reducing Capex costs.

Webinar Content:
• The latest trends in solar modules
• How the new high performance modules will enhance the plants IRR by reducing Capex costs
• Module Technology Innovation through weight reduction, increased production yields and avoidance of technology risk ‘’Cheetah’’ and ‘’Swan’’ modules.
• Reliability and bankability of JinkoSolar panels
• Case Study: Egypt utility scale project

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This webinar was recorded on 16 July 2019.