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What if your solar carport could spell your brand from the sky? ☀️✈️

At Drake Plastics’ new headquarters and manufacturing facility in Cypress, Texas, solar is doing more than generating clean energy.

Powered by Trinasolar Vertex N modules, the 1.3 MW rooftop and carport solar system features a custom-designed carport that spells out “DRAKE” in large letters. Visible from the air to flights approaching Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport, the installation turns solar into a distinctive part of the company’s identity.

Vertex N modules’ high-efficiency N-type TOPCon technology helped reduce the number of modules needed to meet the project’s performance goals, allowing for greater design flexibility while lowering balance-of-system (BOS) costs and levelized cost of energy (LCOE).

The new PV system is expected to offset 30% of Drake Plastics’ overall energy use and eliminate an estimated 719 tons of CO₂ annually.

A solar installation can power a business — and sometimes, it can tell its story from the sky.

☀️ Intersolar South America 2026 is in full swing!

Day 2 in São Paulo, and the Trinasolar booth continues to welcome visitors from across the industry. From PV modules and smart tracking solutions to energy storage, we’re showcasing how our technologies are supporting the evolving needs of the clean energy industry.

It’s also been a great opportunity to connect with industry professionals, exchange ideas and explore what’s next for solar and energy.

📍 Booth W 4.31 | Expo Center Norte, São Paulo
📅 August 25–27

Come visit us and explore our latest solutions! ⚡

Supporting Uzbekistan’s Renewable Energy Goals with a 126 MW Solar Project ☀️

The 126 MW Sarimay Solar PV Project in Uzbekistan, powered by Trinasolar Vertex N modules, is contributing to the country’s efforts to expand renewable energy and advance its transition toward a greener economy.

Spanning 177 hectares, the project is expected to generate more than 240 GWh of renewable energy annually — enough to supply approximately 60,000 households and reduce CO₂ emissions by more than 230,000 metric tons each year.

The project contributes to Uzbekistan’s broader ambition to expand renewable energy capacity to 25 GW and have renewables account for 40% of electricity consumption by 2030, supporting the country’s continued shift toward cleaner energy.

High Power and Efficiency, Engineered for More ⚡

With up to 485 W of power output and a maximum module efficiency of 24.3%, Vertex S+ G3 modules are designed to maximise power generation where rooftop space is at a premium.

Built with advanced n-type i-TOPCon Ultra cell technology, Vertex S+ G3 combines high output with a compact design, helping customers make better use of available rooftop space and unlock greater power potential.

☀️ High output. High efficiency. Built to make every square metre count.

Welcome to our Beyond Boundaries, Beyond Expectations series #9: Anti-Glare Module for Glare-Sensitive Scenarios. ✈️

In solar projects near airports, highways, and other glare-sensitive areas, reflected light can be an important consideration for visibility and project development.

Trinasolar’s Vertex N anti-glare module features anti-glare glass designed to help manage reflected light. Its optical design helps scatter reflected light and reduce mirror-like reflections, creating a softer light effect and helping minimize potential visual disturbance.

This makes the module well suited to applications where visibility and surrounding conditions need to be carefully considered, including airports, highways, and ports. 🔍

Clearer Visibility. Better Solar Integration. ✨

⚡ As AI data centers continue to scale, it is easy to assume that meeting rising power demand simply means adding more grid capacity.

But supporting the next generation of AI infrastructure is not only about expanding power supply. It is also about managing when and how energy is used across the system.

Energy storage can help AI data centers shift energy use, manage peak demand and make better use of available grid capacity.

🔹 Smarter energy balancing
🔹 Better use of available infrastructure
🔹 Greater energy flexibility

Welcome to Trinasolar AI Data Centers: Myth vs. Fact series.

💡 Episode 4:
Can AI data centers meet rising power demand simply by adding more grid capacity?

How can energy storage help AI infrastructure make better use of available power resources?

Every picture starts with a moment worth capturing. 📸

Around the world, Trinasolar projects tell different stories through the lens.

From open deserts and farmlands to coastlines and rooftops, these images capture solar projects across diverse landscapes and settings, each offering a different view of solar in action.

This World Photography Day, we’re celebrating how photography can offer a different perspective — reminding us that what we build is about more than technology. It’s about how solar becomes part of the landscape.

📷 Have a great solar project photo to share? Share it in the comments — we’d love to see it!

Beyond Boundaries, Beyond Expectations returns with Episode 8. ✈️
When Solar Meets the Glare Challenge.

Solar is expanding into a wider range of applications, from airports and highways to certain urban distributed projects. Different applications come with different site requirements, and managing reflected light can be an important consideration in glare-sensitive settings.

Reflected light from PV modules can affect visibility and visual comfort for pilots, drivers, and people in nearby areas. In airport and highway environments, glare needs to be carefully considered to help minimize potential visual disturbance and address specific project requirements.

This is where low-glare design can make a difference.

How can module design help keep glare under control? That’s what we’ll explore next. ✨

11 Consecutive Quarters as a BNEF Tier 1 Energy Storage Manufacturer. 🔋

Trina Storage has once again been named a BloombergNEF Tier 1 Energy Storage Manufacturer for Q3 2026, marking its 11th consecutive quarter on the list.

The continued recognition highlights Trina Storage’s capabilities across Cell-to-Grid integration, global delivery, technological innovation and bankability — key strengths supporting the successful deployment of energy storage projects across different regions.

With advanced energy storage solutions and an expanding global footprint, Trina Storage continues to deliver safer, smarter and more reliable solutions to customers worldwide.