JLanka boosts Trina Solar ties for industrial energy sector
View(s):JLanka, Sri Lanka’s pioneer and leader in Solar PV Systems and Next Generation energy technologies, recently hosted the world’s leading solar company Trina Solar’s Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa (APAC-MEA) Regional Marketing Manager Grace Ge.
Grace Ge
Being the premier solar solutions provider in the country with a longstanding reputation for quality and unmatched service in the industry, JLanka Technologies has maintained close trade relationships with Trina Solar over the last seven years, the local company said in a media release.
JLanka officials accompanied Ms. Ge to industrial customer solar photovoltaic sites developed the company. Since its inception in 2010 to date JLanka’s solar installations have generated over 20MW of electricity powered with Trina Solar panels, which is inclusive of its annual contribution of 21GWh of energy to the Sri Lanka national grid.
“This visit marks a milestone in Trina Solar partnership with JLanka being a distributor of their solar panels. Trina Solar official highlighted that as of 2015 they produced 4.55 GW of crystalline modules, retaining its position as the number 1 solar solutions producer in the world,” the release added.
Ms. Ge said that Trina Solar is now focused on expansions to global markets and as such has maintained a close partnership in Sri Lanka with solar companies such as JLanka Technologies. The relationship has enabled Trina Solar to ensure that their products are marketed, installed, maintained and serviced with quality on par with international levels. She took initiatives aimed at building customer awareness, trust and understanding of JLanka-Trina solar solutions to domestic industrial sector.
“Sri Lanka has a larger potential in the booming solar market and we are committed to help and support with our technologies to our partners in providing quality solar products to both households and industrial sectors,” Ms. Ge said.
JLanka has a wide branch network in 14 key cities covering almost all provinces of the country, making it easier to deliver projects on time and handle logistics related to solar power project implementations.