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On June 5, 2026, SNEC 2026 concluded in Shanghai. Phoenixolar's booth welcomed a steady stream of visitors. Global merchants and industry experts gathered for technical exchanges and partnership discussions, showcasing our brand strength and sector influence. · On-site Strategic Signings · Strategic Cooperation Signing: Phoenixolar & ASTER Leveraging its rich local resources in India's PV […]

Phoenixolar has completed the delivery of two sets of independently developed 100MW fully automatic perovskite inkjet printing equipment, which have been sent to a leading crystalline silicon cell producer in China’s photovoltaic industry. The delivered equipment stands as China’s first 100MW-class inkjet printing equipment for perovskite/silicon tandem cells, and also the world’s first mass-production-grade perovskite inkjet printing

Phoenixolar has dispatched two sets of hundred-megawatt-class magnetron sputtering systems to leading enterprises. These systems are specifically designed for the preparation of hole transport layers and electrode layers. With its robust capabilities in equipment research, development, and manufacturing for efficient, stable, and large-scale production, Phoenixolar is propelling perovskite solar cell enterprises into a new phase.

On January 17, 2026, the annual review meeting of a National Key R&D Program project led by Professor Xu Jixian of the University of Science and Technology of China was held in Deqing. The project, titled “Data-Intelligence-Driven Smart Experimental Platform and Common Issues Research for Perovskite Solar Cells,” focuses on building an intelligent research framework

Phoenixolar today announced the successful delivery of its Double-head Gen3 Inkjet Printer for perovskite solar cell fabrication, supporting substrates up to 300 mm × 300 mm. To the best of our knowledge, it is the first of its kind in the world to integrate double printing heads with separated ink supply systems, greatly extending the

Phoenixolar has delivered multiple units of its in-house developed Gen 3.5 perovskite inkjet printing system to a number of leading crystalline-silicon PV manufacturers as well as emerging perovskite PV companies. As the industry accelerates the development of perovskite/silicon tandem technology, scalable and highly controllable deposition of perovskite layers has become increasingly critical. Inkjet printing is