Jinko Solar is set to supply 150 MW of its N-type TOPCon high-efficiency panels for two key projects in Algeria.
This initiative, launched this month, is part of one of Africa’s largest current solar programmes and spans 12 Algerian provinces.
Major Leap for Algeria’s Renewable Energy Sector
The Algeria Solar Project will install solar and concentrated solar power (CSP) technologies at two dedicated sites: a 100 MW project in Ain Beida, Ouargla Province, in collaboration with Amimer Energie Spa Officielle, and a 50 MW project in Beni Ounif, Béchar Province.
Jinko Solar, a leading global solar manufacturer, is supplying its advanced Tiger Neo N-type TOPCon solar panels for these projects. This technology is at the forefront of solar manufacturing and is known for its high efficiency and reliability.
These projects are a crucial part of the country’s energy development strategy, aiming to diversify the energy mix with more renewable sources. They will also contribute to a wider 1 GW initiative, positioning Algeria as a leader in North Africa’s renewable energy market.
Economic and Environmental Benefits
The Algeria Solar Project is expected to deliver substantial economic benefits, including job creation in the manufacturing, installation, maintenance, and operation of solar modules. The project will also help reduce carbon emissions, supporting climate targets and improving local air quality.
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By supplying its high-efficiency Tiger Neo N-type TOPCon panels, Jinko Solar is not only boosting the technical capabilities of the Algeria Solar Project but also reinforcing its own status as a global pioneer in green energy. The installations are expected to significantly lower the country’s reliance on fossil fuels, paving the way for a cleaner, more sustainable energy future and helping Algeria meet its climate action goals.
Paving the Way for More Solar Projects
The success of the Algeria Solar Project is poised to set a precedent for future renewable energy initiatives, serving as a model for other nations in the region. As one of the country’s first large-scale solar power initiatives, the experience gained from using Jinko Solar’s advanced modules—known for their high conversion efficiencies and reliability—will be invaluable for future investments.
With a combined capacity of 150 MW, these two solar power projects will play a vital role in achieving Algeria’s renewable energy roadmap. The ultimate goal of these efforts is to make Algeria the second-largest producer of renewable energy in the Maghreb region by 2030.
The successful collaboration between Jinko Solar and Amimer Energie Spa Officielle highlights the potential for large-scale renewable energy solutions, showing how advanced technology and strategic cooperation are key to achieving sustainable energy goals.
Algeria’s strategic investment in solar power reflects its commitment to sustainable development and energy diversification. As the country continues to prioritize renewables, it is setting an example for neighboring nations by showcasing the feasibility and benefits of large-scale solar projects.
This forward-thinking approach positions Algeria to remain a key player in the global renewable energy market, driving innovation and sustainability across the region.
