JinkoSolar, one of the world’s leading photovoltaic manufacturers, has recently announced the successful signing of a 139 MW supply agreement for its Tiger Neo 3.0 high-efficiency solar modules with a major local distributor in France. This large-scale order marks another important milestone in JinkoSolar’s expansion within the European distributed solar market and further confirms Tiger Neo 3.0 as a preferred module solution for distribution partners across Europe and globally.
France: A Strategic Market for Distributed Solar
As a core member of the European Union’s energy transition strategy, France has placed increasing emphasis on the large-scale deployment of distributed photovoltaic systems, supported by incentive programs for residential, commercial, and industrial (C&I) installations. At the same time, France’s diverse and challenging climate conditions — including cloudy and low-irradiance regions in the north, shading-prone industrial rooftops in central areas, and high-temperature exposure in the south — impose stringent performance requirements on solar modules.
To address these challenges, Tiger Neo 3.0 delivers a comprehensive performance solution tailored to distributed solar applications, enabling projects to achieve higher efficiency, reliability, and long-term returns.
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Four Core Advantages That Drive Market Preference
1. High Efficiency & High Power Density
Powered by next-generation N-type TOPCon cell technology, Tiger Neo 3.0 modules achieve conversion efficiencies of up to 24.8%, with maximum power output reaching 670 W. The high power density makes them ideal for space-constrained residential rooftops and C&I facilities, allowing developers to install fewer modules while achieving higher system capacity, significantly reducing balance-of-system and installation costs.
2. All-Climate Performance for Stable Energy Yield
Designed for France’s varied climate, Tiger Neo 3.0 maintains 95%–98% performance under low-irradiance conditions, ensuring reliable output in cloudy and rainy regions. In high-temperature southern regions, an optimized temperature coefficient of -0.26%/°C minimizes heat-related power losses, while enhanced UV and weather resistance ensure long-term durability across diverse environments.
3. Strong Shading Resistance for Complex Rooftops
For C&I rooftops where partial shading is common, Tiger Neo 3.0 offers excellent anti-shading and hot-spot resistance, enabling stable power generation even under long-edge shading conditions. The module’s industry-standard dimensions and high mechanical load capacity ensure compatibility with a wide range of rooftop structures, improving overall system reliability in complex installations.
4. High Bifacial Gain & Low Degradation
With a bifaciality factor of 85 ± 5%, Tiger Neo 3.0 can deliver an additional 8%–12% energy gain in high-albedo environments. The module features only 1% first-year degradation and a low linear degradation rate of -0.35%, ensuring stable energy output over a 30-year lifecycle and significantly shortening project payback periods — a key requirement for distribution market customers focused on high returns and long-term reliability.
Strengthening JinkoSolar’s Leadership in European Distribution
The French distributor involved in this 139 MW deal is a leading local solar service provider, and the size of the order reflects strong confidence in the competitiveness of Tiger Neo 3.0. JinkoSolar has previously established multiple partnerships with distributors across France and Europe, leveraging all-scenario product adaptability, strong policy alignment, and a robust global supply chain.
As a result, Tiger Neo 3.0 continues to expand its penetration across the European distribution market, reinforcing JinkoSolar’s position as a first-choice brand for distributed solar applications.
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Post time: Jan-21-2026