Press Release Overview

On October 22‑23, 2026, the Renewable Energy India Expo (REI) opened at the India Expo Centre in Greater Noida, positioning itself as a premier South‑Asian renewable‑energy event. TCL Zhonghuan occupied Booth H16‑A275 and presented a comprehensive portfolio of solar‑energy products aimed at supporting India’s accelerating photovoltaic (PV) market.

Product Highlights

  • X‑Series Silicon Wafers: The company highlighted its X‑series wafers, which incorporate optimized crystal‑growth processes to lower impurity levels and improve material properties. These wafers are compatible with mainstream high‑efficiency cell technologies such as TOPCon, HJT and xBC, offering Indian cell manufacturers additional levers for process optimisation and yield improvement.
  • TCL Solar PV Modules: Two module families were showcased:
  • T5 Pro: Utilises high‑density encapsulation and a three‑section cell architecture, delivering approximately 17 % higher power output than conventional half‑cut modules under shading, with a temperature coefficient of –0.26 %/°C.
  • C2: Features back‑contact (BC) technology and a zero‑gap design that expands the effective active area, enhancing low‑light performance, shading tolerance and degradation resistance. Both series are positioned for utility‑scale, commercial‑and‑industrial (C&I) distributed generation, and residential rooftop applications.
  • BlueArk Energy Storage Solutions: The storage line includes:
  • X1: Integrated unit for residential and small‑commercial use.
  • X5: Designed for coordinated operation with PV systems and diesel generators, targeting remote sites and industrial parks.
  • W10: Incorporates liquid‑cooling and AI‑driven early‑warning capabilities to meet C&I energy‑management requirements. The suite aims to improve energy utilisation, optimise electricity costs and enhance supply reliability across varied applications.

Market Context and Strategic Outlook

India’s PV sector continues to expand, driven by growing utility‑scale solar projects, commercial‑and‑industrial distributed generation, and residential rooftop installations. The market faces challenges such as high ambient temperatures, dust, and saline coastal conditions, which increase demands on electrical performance, mechanical reliability and environmental durability of PV components. TCL Zhonghuan emphasised that its product innovations address these challenges and that ongoing collaboration with Indian partners will support the broader energy transition and a low‑carbon future.

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