2025 Tongwei Solar Technology Conference Showcases Innovations and Collaboration Potential in Photovoltaics

2025 Tongwei Solar Technology Exchange Conference Showcases Photovoltaic Innovation and Cooperation Potential

On April 11, 2025, the Tongwei Solar Technology Exchange Conference in Turkey was successfully held in Istanbul. The event attracted participation from several local partners in Turkey, including ALFA, CW, and Arçelik. The conference aimed to deepen international cooperation and technical exchanges, jointly advancing the development of photovoltaic (PV) battery technology and promoting a green ecology.

Industry experts, including Fırat Es, Chief Technology Officer of MEM, and Ali Kemal Havare, a professor at Toros University, contributed valuable insights that added professionalism and depth to the discussions.

At the beginning of the conference, Gu Feng, General Manager of Tongwei Solar’s Pengshan Company, extended a warm welcome and introduced the company’s progress in capacity layout and technological innovation. Gu emphasized that Tongwei Solar places great importance on collaboration opportunities in the Turkish market, adhering to the philosophy of “openness, cooperation, and mutual benefit.” He expressed a desire to leverage technological innovation to promote more efficient products, thereby contributing to global sustainable development. This statement conveyed Tongwei’s confidence in securing a position in the international market and demonstrated its determination to explore cooperation in the new energy sector.

During the presentation segment, Fırat Es provided an in-depth analysis of the current state of the Turkish photovoltaic industry. He pointed out that there is significant potential for collaboration between Chinese and Turkish companies in PV technology and market cooperation, given the current incentive policies. The rapid growth of Turkey’s installed photovoltaic capacity has led to an increasing demand for efficient battery products and systematic solutions, laying a solid foundation for future cooperation.

Tongwei representative Chen Meihong also shared the advantages of the company’s battery products, particularly highlighting the TNC series of high-efficiency batteries, which sparked enthusiastic discussions among attendees due to their superior conversion efficiency and anti-degradation characteristics.

Li Zhonglan, Deputy Minister of Battery Development at Tongwei’s Photovoltaic Technology Center, introduced the company’s core technologies and the evolution of its technological path. She emphasized that technological innovation is the primary driving force behind the company’s growth, with Tongwei committed to establishing innovative R&D centers globally to respond to market demands and challenges. Her remarks not only showcased Tongwei’s leading position in photovoltaic battery technology but also provided direction for subsequent technical exchanges and collaborations.

In the roundtable forum, Fırat Es and Ali Kemal Havare, along with Tongwei’s technical experts, engaged in a thorough discussion on the innovation of efficient battery technologies, collaboration between academia and industry, and pathways to commercialization. They explored various solutions for transforming research outcomes into market-responsive initiatives. The mentioned diversified cooperation models provided robust guidance for companies looking to advance in photovoltaic technology.

As a leader in the global photovoltaic industry, Tongwei remains committed to driving industrial upgrades through technological innovation, serving customers worldwide. The successful hosting of this technology exchange conference highlights Tongwei’s latest technological achievements in the battery sector and establishes a high-quality communication platform for photovoltaic industry cooperation between China and Turkey. Amid global attention to green transformation and carbon neutrality goals, Tongwei will continue to promote the development of overseas markets, actively exploring and implementing various cooperation models to inject continuous momentum into sustainable development.