JinkoSolar Sets New World Record for N-Type Solar Cell Efficiency at 26.1%

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  • High quality and leading Chinese panel manifacturer, JinkoSolar, has announced a new world record for n-type solar cell efficiency, at 26.1%.
  • The achievement was confirmed by China’s National Institute of Metrology, making it the fifth time that Jinko has raised the bar for n-type cell efficiency using its tunnel oxide passivated contact (TOPCon) technology. 

The record surpasses Jinko’s previous achievement of 25.7%, announced in April. A hydrogenation process developed by Jinko in collaboration with research and development partners was key to the achievement here, alongside ultrafine metallization, an advanced diffusion process, and various material upgrades.

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“We are proud to achieve a major breakthrough in the conversion efficiency of N-type TOPCon cells in less than half a year, breaking the record we have previously set for N-type monocrystalline silicon solar cells,” said JinkoSolar CTO, Jin Hao. “The R&D department has developed interface defect passivation, highly transparent polysilicon film and ultra-thin metallization technologies based on a laser-doped selective emitter.

Link to the list of JinkoSolar distributors in Africa HERE 

Author: Bryan Groenendaal

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