Recently, JinkoSolar announced the signing of a 2 GW Tiger Neo 3.0 PV module procurement intention agreement with China Energy Engineering Corporation. Under the agreement, JinkoSolar will provide its latest Tiger Neo 3.0 modules for CEEC’s EPC contract—the Phase Six Furais PV Project under Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF). At the signing ceremony, Guo Zuqing, Deputy General Manager of JinkoSolar China Region, and Gong Qian, Party Committee Member, Deputy General Manager, and Chief Economist of CEEC International Engineering Company, signed the agreement on behalf of both parties. The ceremony was witnessed by Chen Kangping, CEO of JinkoSolar; Li Xiang, General Manager of MEA Region; Yin Qiang, Deputy General Manager of CEEC; and Qiao Xubin, General Manager of CEEC International Group, along with other leaders from both sides.
Tiger Neo 3.0 is JinkoSolar’s next-generation N-type TOPCon flagship, delivering six technology firsts:
1. Ultra-high power: front-side rating up to 670 Wp, setting a new industry benchmark.
2. Industry-leading bifaciality: up to 90 %, boosting total energy yield. Field tests show草地 and cement scenarios gaining 2.39 % and 3.52 % respectively—effectively “buy 1 W, get 1.26 W”.
3. Superior low-light performance: maintains high output during dawn, dusk and overcast conditions, extending daily generating hours.
4. Enhanced high-temperature behaviour: temperature coefficient cut to –0.26 %/℃, locking in output in extreme desert heat.
5. Minimal degradation: ≤1 % first-year loss, ≤ –0.35 % linear loss thereafter, backed by a 30-year power warranty.
6. Shade-resistant design: re-engineered cell layout mitigates partial-shading losses and maximises rooftop and plant-level ROI.
The 2 GW order marks another milestone in the strategic partnership between JinkoSolar and CEEC on the global clean-energy stage. By marrying world-class Chinese PV technology with world-class Chinese EPC capability, the project will deliver a high-yield, bankable solution for Saudi Arabia’s energy diversification goals and further demonstrate the full-chain competitiveness of Chinese enterprises in the global renewable-energy market.
