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JinkoSolar Surpasses 1GW in Australian Distribution Market for 2024, Reinforcing Leadership in Solar Innovation

Sydney, Australia – JinkoSolar, one of the world’s largest and most innovative solar and ESS manufacturers, has become the first company that achieved a remarkable milestone in the Australian market, surpassing 1 gigawatt (GW) in distribution shipments for 2024. This achievement underscores JinkoSolar’s continued dominance in the Australian solar industry and its commitment to driving the nation’s transition to renewable energy.

The milestone was reached through the widespread adoption of JinkoSolar’s high-efficiency modules, including the acclaimed Tiger Neo series. These products, renowned for their cutting-edge TOPCon N-type technology, have become the preferred choice for homeowners, businesses, and installers across Australia. The Tiger Neo 440-watt series, in particular, has played a pivotal role in this success, offering unmatched performance, reliability, and energy savings.

JinkoSolar’s achievement of 1GW in distribution shipments reflects the trust that Australian consumers and industry professionals place in the brand. The Tiger Neo series, nominated for an Australian Good Design Award, has set new benchmarks in solar technology with its:

 Superior performance in high temperatures, ideal for Australia’s challenging climate.

 Enhanced energy output in low-light conditions, ensuring consistent power generation.

 Industry-leading 25-year product warranty, providing long-term peace of mind for customers.

The compact and efficient design of JinkoSolar’s modules has also enabled more Australians to maximize their rooftop space, further accelerating the adoption of solar energy across the country.

The success of JinkoSolar in the Australian market is deeply rooted in its collaboration with local installers and distributors. Michael Wang, General Manager at JinkoSolar OC emphasized the importance of this partnership: “Our Australian installer network has been instrumental in shaping our product development. Their feedback and expertise have allowed us to deliver solutions that are perfectly tailored to the needs of the Australian market.”

The achievement of 1GW in distribution shipments for 2024 marks a new chapter in JinkoSolar’s journey in Australia. As the nation accelerates its renewable energy transition, JinkoSolar stands ready to support this transformation, empowering more Australians to embrace solar energy and contribute to a cleaner, greener future.

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