Talesun was invited to attend the 6th Silicon PV Conference.
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2016-04-14 00:00
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Recently, the 6th SiliconPV Conference was held in Chambéry, France, bringing together 329 companies and renowned research institutions from 26 countries worldwide. Zhongli Talesun paper on N-type bifacial solar cells was accepted for presentation at the conference, making it an integral part of the event, and the company was invited to attend. SiliconPV is a photovoltaic academic symposium jointly organized by world‑leading PV research institutions, including Germany’s Fraunhofer ISE, the University of Konstanz, France’s INES, ISFH, and the Netherlands’ ECN, where researchers present and exchange findings on cutting‑edge developments across the globe.
Recently, the 6th SilconPV Conference was held in Chambéry, France, bringing together 329 companies and renowned research institutions from 26 countries worldwide. Zhongli Talesun paper on N-type bifacial solar cells was accepted for presentation at the conference, making it a key component of the event, and the company was invited to attend.
SiliconPV is a photovoltaic academic symposium jointly organized by world‑renowned PV research institutions, including Germany’s Fraunhofer ISE, the University of Konstanz, France’s INES, ISFH, and the Netherlands’ ECN. The conference features presentations and exchanges on the latest technological advances, breakthroughs, cutting‑edge practical developments, and future‑oriented technology forecasts from across the global PV industry, making it one of the highest‑level technical forums in the field. This year’s attendees comprise leading PV experts from institutions such as Germany’s Fraunhofer ISE, France’s INES and ISFH, the Netherlands’ ECN, and the U.S.’s NREL, as well as researchers and graduate students from prestigious universities—including the University of Oxford, MIT, the University of New South Wales, and the Australian National University—who are engaged in PV research. Prominent industry leaders also participate, including U.S. companies like SolarCity and Sinton, South Korean firms such as LG, Hyundai Heavy Industries, and Hanwha Q CELLS, and Japan’s Teijin, among others. Domestically, well‑known enterprises like LONGi, Trina Solar, GCL, and Talesun are represented, showcasing their technological achievements and engaging in knowledge exchange.
As co-authors of the paper, Dr. Wei Qingzhu and Mr. Wu Chenyang shared Zhongli Talesun recent advances in n-type cell development with fellow photovoltaic professionals, research institutions, and universities during the conference, drawing considerable attention. Attendees eagerly sought information about the company and its technologies, while also expressing strong recognition of our research achievements. Moreover, taking advantage of this premier event in the photovoltaic industry, Zhongli Talesun established connections with numerous renowned PV experts and research organizations, gaining access to the latest cutting-edge developments in crystalline silicon technology.
Dr. Ni Zhichun, Vice President of Zhongli Talesun, stated: “We are honored to participate in this academic conference. This marks Zhongli Talesun first appearance at a world‑class international academic forum, laying a solid foundation for the company’s future technological advancement and for promptly accessing cutting‑edge information. Moving forward, we will continue to actively engage in high‑level academic symposia, relentlessly strive to enhance our R&D capabilities, and contribute to the technological progress of the photovoltaic industry.”

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