New wafer formats have seen the global solar industry quickly divide into two camps promoting either the 182mm or the larger 210mm format. The smaller of the two promises significant gains in module and system performance without requiring a major redesign of other system components, while the larger promises high power output, although with performance differences and little disruption in system design.
In this pv magazine Webinar, Chinese manufacturer JA Solar will present its M10 DeepBlue 3.0 modules based on gallium-doped technology for either rooftop or large-scale applications and define the specific applications that each of its products may have in the European PV market.
Joining this webinar is Henning Schulze, Corporate Assistant President at JA Solar, giving a market overview of the European PV market and discussing supply chain challenges and how to manage these. Ignacio Espinosa, Senior Technical Manager at JA Solar, will discuss JA Solar’s upcoming module technologies, including n-type and HTJ/tandem. The ongoing coexistence between 182mm and 210mm products will also be discussed.
pv magazine Webinar content:
- JA Solar’s module portfolio for the European market
- European market overview and outlook into 2023
- M10 and other module options for residential, C&I, and utility scale
- Module technology discussion
- Q&A
Questions can be submitted beforehand or during the webinar through a chat window. Emiliano Bellini from pv magazine will be the moderator of this webinar.
Speakers
Ignacio Espinosa | Senior Technical Manager, JA Solar
Ignacio Espinosa is Technical Manager of JA Solar since 2020. He has been part of the PV industry for more than 10 years, working for PV Module Manufacturers Companies and Construction Companies, playing different roles as Project Director and Business Development Manager. His career it’s related with a deep technical knowledge of the PV Technology.
Henning Schulze | Corporate Assistant President, JA Solar
Henning Schulze is Corporate Assistant President of JA Solar and as such responsible for JA’s sales business in Europe and Africa. Henning joined JA ten years ago. Before working for JA he had worked for a European PV cell and module manufacturer and prior to that for an EPC/IPP. Henning joined the solar industry in 2004.