DT新材料·2025-06-08 12:07Core Viewpoint - The international photovoltaic market has seen significant activity in May, with major companies signing overseas orders totaling over 4GW, primarily from countries such as Germany, Sweden, Poland, Pakistan, Australia, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Peru [1] Group 1: Company Activities - Tongwei Co., Ltd. signed a strategic cooperation agreement with BayWa r.e. Solar Trade Holding GmbH for project development and system integration, and also secured a supply agreement for Eastern Europe with INFO-Telecom [2] - Aiko Solar successfully signed a 1GW centralized order with overseas clients, including significant projects in Europe and Africa, and has made substantial progress in the centralized market with its ABC components [3] - GCL-Poly Energy signed project cooperation agreements with Galp and Unigea, marking a significant step in its global strategy [4] - Chint New Energy established a three-year strategic partnership with Belectric to supply photovoltaic modules for ground station projects in Europe [5][6] - TCL Solar signed a strategic distribution agreement with Power & Sun Solar Equipments Trading LLC to supply 300MW of high-efficiency photovoltaic modules to the Middle East, Africa, and Eurasia [7] - LONGi Green Energy signed a strategic cooperation agreement with ENGIE and China Power Construction Corporation to provide over 1GW of high-efficiency Hi-MO 9 modules [8] - Hanwha Energy signed a 250MW annual supply framework agreement with PV CONSULT LTD in Bulgaria and established multiple strategic partnerships in Europe [9][10] - Huasheng New Energy reached an exclusive strategic cooperation with Next2Sun to promote the Kunlun series horizontal modules in Europe [11] - JA Solar signed MOU agreements with Australian companies NSEG and YES Group to supply a total of 250MW of high-efficiency photovoltaic modules by 2025 [12] - Seraphim signed a 250MW framework agreement with Barzaei Halwan in Iraq to support renewable energy infrastructure development [13] - Gaojing Solar signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Grodno S.A. in Poland, setting a 200MW annual cooperation target [14] - Sumida Huailun signed photovoltaic carport project agreements totaling 116MW with German EPC companies [15]