Huasun Energy Targets Europe with Powerful 760W HJT Solar Module

MUNICH, Germany – June 17, 2026 – As the European solar industry converges on Munich for Intersolar Europe 2026, Chinese solar technology leader Huasun Energy is poised to make a significant impact with the continental debut of its Himalaya PLUS series. The unveiling signals a strategic push into what the company calls its "highest strategic priority," bringing next-generation heterojunction (HJT) technology to the forefront of a mature but evolving market.

Huasun, which has rapidly grown to become the world's largest HJT solar product manufacturer since its founding in 2020, will showcase its new high-power modules and a suite of specialized solar solutions. The move underscores a broader industry shift toward higher-efficiency technologies and customized applications designed to meet the diverse energy and aesthetic demands of the European continent.

The HJT Power Play: Pushing Efficiency and System Design

The centerpiece of Huasun's showcase is the Himalaya PLUS 760W module, a testament to the advancements in HJT technology. The module achieves its high power output through a combination of design upgrades, including ultra-large silicon wafers, a negative cell spacing design that maximizes surface area, and an upgraded encapsulation technique, resulting in an impressive 95.8% active area ratio.

Beyond raw power, the Himalaya PLUS series introduces a critical innovation for large-scale solar projects: compatibility with 2000V system voltages. This feature represents a significant engineering leap from the current 1500V industry standard. For utility-scale developers, a higher system voltage allows for longer module strings, which directly translates into a reduction in Balance-of-System (BOS) costs. According to industry analysis, a 100MW project using a 2000V system could see initial investment costs reduced by as much as 2.1 US cents per watt compared to a 1500V TOPCon solution, primarily through savings on cabling, combiner boxes, and installation labor.

This technical advantage is rooted in the inherent strengths of HJT technology. HJT cells, which combine crystalline silicon with amorphous silicon thin-films, consistently outperform mainstream PERC and even the increasingly popular TOPCon technologies in several key metrics. HJT modules boast a superior temperature coefficient (around -0.24%/°C), meaning they lose less power in hot conditions—a crucial advantage as Europe faces hotter summers. They also exhibit minimal light-induced degradation (LID) and have high bifaciality (up to 90%), boosting energy yield by capturing reflected light from the ground. While HJT has historically come with a higher price tag due to more complex manufacturing, Huasun is aggressively scaling production to drive down costs, aiming for parity with TOPCon by 2025.

A Tailored Strategy for Europe's Diverse Needs

Huasun’s strategy for Europe extends far beyond a single flagship product. The company is simultaneously introducing a range of specialized modules, demonstrating a nuanced understanding of the continent's varied market segments. This approach of providing purpose-built solutions is a key part of its European growth plan.

"Europe is the world's most established solar market, and it remains our highest strategic priority," said Dr. Jimmy Xu, Chairman of Huasun Energy. "As a leader in HJT technology and a dedicated solar solutions provider, we are deeply committed to growing our presence in Europe by bringing not only products, but also solutions that are purpose-built for application scenarios. We look forward to working alongside our European partners to advance the energy transition together."

This commitment is reflected in the product lineup:

• Anti-Glare Modules: Designed to minimize light reflection, these panels address visual compliance requirements for installations near airports, railways, and in dense urban areas where solar glare can be a regulatory hurdle.
• Kunlun Vertical-Installation Modules: Optimized for facade mounting or east-west configurations, these modules cater to the growing agrivoltaics sector and enable innovative land use on farms, fences, and commercial buildings. Huasun has already partnered with firms like Next2Sun AG on nearly 100 MW of vertical PV projects in Europe.
• Colored Modules: Targeting the Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) market, these panels allow for seamless aesthetic integration into building envelopes, empowering architects and designers to incorporate solar energy without compromising on design.

The Rise of HJT and a Sustainable Future

Huasun's European offensive is backed by formidable manufacturing scale and a strong commitment to sustainability. With a current production capacity of 20GW and plans to double it to 40GW by the end of 2025, the company has already shipped over 16GW of HJT modules to more than 80 countries. This rapid scaling is crucial for making high-performance HJT technology more accessible globally.

In a European market increasingly focused on supply chain transparency and environmental impact, Huasun has been proactive. The company has published voluntary ESG reports for three consecutive years and achieved a verified carbon footprint for its HJT modules of 366.12 kg CO₂eq/kWp—well below proposed standards. This focus on green production has earned it recognition, with TIME magazine ranking Huasun 12th on its list of the World's Top GreenTech Companies of 2026.

The technological roadmap for HJT remains ambitious. Huasun is already operating a pilot line for HJT-perovskite tandem cells, a groundbreaking technology that layers a perovskite cell on top of an HJT cell to capture a wider spectrum of light. The company expects these tandem modules to exceed 800W in power output by 2026, promising another leap in solar efficiency and further solidifying HJT's position as a foundational technology for the future of renewable energy.