JinkoSolar’s Exclusive Corporate Event in Dhaka Gets Massive Response

Jinko’s Solar South & Central Asia team, gathered in Bangladesh’s Capital Dhaka for an eventful week of client meetings and site visits. Bangladesh’s reaction and reception to Jinko’s technology and products were positive.

“In the future, Jinko will become recognised as a significant and aggressive participant in the Bangladesh market. With our Tiger Neo offering, we are collaborating with regional partners and customers to bring the most recent N Type of technology to Bangladesh,” according to Daniel Liu, managing director of South & Central Asia.

Recently, Jinko hosted a high-end corporate event in Dhaka. More people than anticipated attended the event, including representatives from the government, project developers, EPCs, and system integrators. Tiger Neo, a new ESS solution from Jinko for the residential, utility, and C&I markets, was on display. It is based on N-Type technology. All of the well-known figures in Bangladesh’s solar system were present at the ceremony. Michael Wang, Jinko’s Sales Director for South and Central Asia, gave a thorough presentation about the company’s capabilities and technological strength. Shahidur Rehman, Jinko’s Country Manager for Bangladesh, who is based in Dhaka and oversees all of the company’s initiatives in Bangladesh, then gave a summary of the Bangladesh solar market and the company’s plans.

The technical presentation on module technology, which proclaimed N-Type technology as the future, was the event’s high point. Sai Charan, who serves as the technical director for South and Central Asia at Jinko, carried out this task. He continued by outlining Jinko’s revolutionary ESS solutions, which can be altered to meet specific customer needs, particularly now that they are required in Bangladesh.

The Jinko team participated in an interactive Q&A session with the crowd and thoroughly liked it. During Made in Bangladesh Week, JinkoSolar participated in the Dhaka Apparel Expo from November 14 through 16. The team received an overwhelming reaction from influential decision-makers in the key textile industry, who are on board with solarizing their operations and maximising their opportunity for cost savings and environmental sustainability.

Recently, JinkoSolar Holding Co. Ltd revealed that its principal operating subsidiary, Jinko Solar Co., Ltd. (“Jiangxi Jinko”) will supply nearly 522 MW of Tiger Neo 78 cell modules for Phase l of the Santa Luzia Complex Project (the “Project”) in Paraíba State, Brazil.