ZNShine Solar Delivers High-Performance Bifacial Modules for 67MW Signal Ranch Solar Project in Texas
Project Highlights:
Total Capacity: 67 MW (54.648 MW supplied by ZNShine Solar)
Technology: 550W bifacial double-glass monocrystalline PERC modules
Key Features: Multi-busbar technology for enhanced efficiency, superior PID resistance, and proven durability in extreme conditions
Development: Adapture Renewables & Belltown Power (co-developers), SOLV Energy (EPC)
ZNShine's bifacial modules employ an innovative dual-glass design that replaces traditional backsheets, delivering:
30-year operational lifespan with <0.5% annual degradation
15-25% higher energy yield versus monofacial alternatives
Certified resistance to high humidity (85% RH), high temperatures (85°C), and sandstorms
Financial & Operational Details:
With commissioning beginning in November 2024, the project will generate sufficient clean energy to power approximately 9,335 Texas homes annually. EastWest Bank's non-recourse financing package demonstrates strong confidence in both the project's viability and ZNShine's bankable module technology.
About ZNShine SolarAs a BNEF Tier 1 PV Manufacturer and PVEL Top Performer, ZNShine Solar (founded 2006) operates 10GW+ of global production capacity across facilities in China and international markets. The company's vertically integrated R&D and manufacturing processes ensure industry-leading module reliability, with products deployed across 60+ countries.
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