2022 | 2021 Forging ahead, riding the waves and moving toward the sun

In 2021, the “3060” dual-carbon goals, county‑wide rollout initiatives, and technologies like TOPCon and HJT became buzzwords in the photovoltaic industry. Amid buoyant market sentiment, underlying challenges were mounting: a severe global pandemic situation, a still‑complex international trade environment, supply‑demand imbalances in the PV supply chain, and the “dual control” policy on energy consumption. Throughout the year, Talesun Photovoltaic steadily strengthened its technological capabilities, expanded manufacturing capacity, pioneered innovative business models, partnered with leading enterprises, and tapped into both domestic and international market opportunities. Over the past year, Talesun Photovoltaic forged ahead with determination, reaping substantial rewards.

Technological innovation continues unabated.

In 2021, Talesun Photovoltaic was approved to establish a postdoctoral research workstation, was included in the list of projects selected under the 2021 Suzhou High-Value Patent Cultivation Program, and was recognized as a Top Performance Tier‑1 module manufacturer by PVEL, an independent U.S. photovoltaic module testing laboratory. Committed to technological innovation, Talesun Photovoltaic has amassed more than ten R&D patents related to HJT technology and over twenty for TOPCon cells and modules, continuously enhancing the conversion efficiency of its cells and modules.

The capacity expansion project is progressing in an orderly manner.

Talesun Photovoltaic’s four newly built photovoltaic production bases in Shandong, Siyang, Suqian, and Peixian are under steady and orderly construction. In 2021, the first phases of these four new projects were commissioned and put into operation one after another, with module and cell capacities currently ramping up. At present, Talesun Photovoltaic operates six major photovoltaic production bases: its headquarters in Changshu, as well as facilities in Shandong, Siyang, Suqian, Peixian, and Thailand.

Strategy Cooperation   Win-Win Collaboration

In 2021, Talesun Photovoltaic signed strategic cooperation agreements with Shanghai Electric Transmission & Distribution Group, ZTE Energy, Dongfang Electric Corporation, State Power Investment Corporation Hubei New Energy Company, SPIC Jiangsu New Energy, Shandong Guoxin, China Huadian Hebei Branch, Beijing Enterprises Clean Energy, and other enterprises. By partnering with central state-owned enterprises and major energy companies, Talesun has forged strong alliances to jointly explore market opportunities both domestically and internationally.

Accelerating market deployment in the domestic market

In the second half of 2021, Talesun Photovoltaic accelerated its expansion into the domestic market, signing numerous product‑supply cooperation agreements and photovoltaic module sales orders. By year‑end, its cumulative order volume exceeded 2 GW. Its partners include several leading energy companies, such as major state‑owned power generation groups, local State Grid‑affiliated integrated energy service firms, Hefei Buno, Huangshi Jinneng Photovoltaics, Huzhou Nanxun Electric Power Planning and Design Institute, and Ningbo Ningdian New Energy, among others.

Continued expansion of the overseas footprint

In 2021, Talesun Photovoltaic reported a string of successes in both mature and emerging overseas markets. In the United States, the company achieved large‑scale shipments, securing major orders totaling 127 MW from CPV, 66 MW from Nautilus, and 222 MW from Savion, among others. In Turkey, Talesun Photovoltaic signed a sales agreement with Cengiz for a combined 180 MW of photovoltaic modules. Furthermore, the 80 MW Bingöll photovoltaic project supplied by the company was successfully connected to the grid in 2021, making it Turkey’s largest hydropower–photovoltaic hybrid power plant.

Endorsed by multiple parties, with continuous applause.

With its high‑quality, highly efficient, and exceptionally reliable module products, coupled with outstanding performance and market strength both domestically and internationally, Talesun Solar received extensive brand endorsements and widespread recognition from numerous third‑party industry organizations in 2021, earning a host of prestigious awards, including: Top 500 Global New Energy Enterprises 2021, Asia’s Innovative Photovoltaic Enterprise 2021, OFweek Ultra‑High‑Efficiency PV Module Award, OFweek Award for Outstanding Overseas Market Performance, CREC China’s Top 10 BIPV Brands, CREC China’s Top 10 Distributed PV Module Brands, 2021 China’s Outstanding Contribution to Distributed PV, and the “Polaris Cup” for Influential PV Cell/Module Supplier, among others.

All that has passed is but a prologue; all that lies ahead is full of promise. The sunlight of 2022 is about to bathe the earth. According to TrendForce, global new photovoltaic capacity additions in 2022 are expected to grow by roughly 30% year over year, reaching 200–220 GW, with 26 markets worldwide boasting GW‑scale PV installations. In the new year, Talesun Photovoltaic will remain steadfast in its commitment to technological and product innovation, continuously honing and strengthening its core competitive edge, and moving forward with unwavering determination toward the light of the sun.