JinkoSolar Supplies 7.8 MW Modules for 2 Solar Plants in Hungary

By Ayush Verma/ Updated On Fri, Jul 5th, 2019

JinkoSolar has supplied I+D Energias with 7.8 MW of solar modules which were installed at two solar PV power plants in Hungary.

JinkoSolar Hungary

JinkoSolar, one of the largest solar module manufacturers in the world, has announced that it has supplied I+D Energias with 7.8 MW of solar modules which were installed at two solar PV power plants in Hungary.

Frank Niendorf, General Manager of JinkoSolar Europe, said, “I+D Energias is a very important and trusted Spanish partner focused on high-quality products and service quality. We are very pleased to extend our partnership with I+D Energias into Hungary. The projects in Mándok and Tuzsér clearly demonstrate JinkoSolar’s strong reputation in the Hungarian market. There is great growth potential for renewable energy not only in Hungary but for the whole of Central and Eastern Europe.”

The construction of both plants began in November 2018 and was completed in record time by March 2019. Located in the towns of Mándok and Tuzsér in eastern Hungary, the solar power plants have been operating at full capacity of 6MW and 1.8MW, respectively, since April 1, 2019, with a combined capacity of 7.8MWp.

Francesco Cortesi, Country Manager of I+D Energias, said, “I+D Energias is very happy to cooperate with JinkoSolar once again on more PV projects in Europe. JinkoSolar is one of our most important partners, so we expect to keep working together not only in Hungary but on more large-scale international projects.”

Recently, the company announced that it has supplied Power Construction Corporation of China with 351 MW of solar modules, which were installed at the Hồng Phong solar PV plant in Vietnam, one of the largest PV projects in the Asia Pacific region to date.

The company also completed another big delivery of solar modules. The Chinese firm announced that it has supplied the Trung Nam Group with 258 MW of monocrystalline PERC double glass modules which were installed at one of the largest solar-wind hybrid projects in Vietnam.