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Dinto Solar and JJ Energy Partner to Expand HJT Solar in Thailand
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What happened
Dinto Solar signed a 2026–2027 exclusive partnership with Thailand-based JJ Energy Company Limited. The agreement aims to expand the adoption of heterojunction (HJT) modules in Thailand's solar market and support growth across Southeast Asia. The initial phase involves supplying 30 MW of Dinto Solar's G12-132 HJT modules for commercial and industrial rooftop projects. The companies will also collaborate on project delivery and market development.
Why it matters
The partnership supports Thailand's commercial and industrial solar market, which is driven by businesses seeking to reduce electricity costs and optimize their energy mix. The market benefits from available rooftop space and investment incentives for solar power projects. Dinto Solar's modules are noted for limiting power loss under high temperatures.
Global cooperation is driving the renewable energy transition, with efforts focused on lowering costs and sharing technology across Southeast Asia and other regions.
Who's involved
- ChinaProvides HJT technology, manufacturing, and project deployment experience.
- Southeast AsiaJJ Energy is a growing renewable-energy service provider and PV module distributor in Thailand.