Solar Manufacturers Have Announced New Global Contracts
Three major companies secured fresh procurement deals and shipments across international markets this week.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Energy
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Jinko Solar, LONGi, and Ronma Solar have finalized new solar energy procurement agreements and shipment schedules. These deals support large-scale renewable projects ranging from Romania to Xinjiang.
Why it matters
The expansion of these solar contracts reflects ongoing global demand for high-capacity renewable infrastructure. These agreements highlight the critical role of specialized solar modules in meeting diverse geographic and environmental energy requirements.
Jinko Solar will deploy Tiger Neo 3.0 modules for a 264.3 MW project in Romania, while Ronma Solar initiated shipments for a 1 GW project in Xinjiang featuring 720 Wp modules. Total investment for the Xinjiang site is approximately RMB 2.38 billion.
The players
Jinko Solar
This is a global leader in the solar photovoltaic industry known for manufacturing high-efficiency solar modules.
LONGi
This company is a prominent manufacturer of monocrystalline silicon solar cells and modules used in international energy projects.
Ronma Solar
This solar energy firm specializes in the production and supply of high-wattage photovoltaic modules for utility-scale developments.
Jingneng Group
This energy entity is responsible for managing large-scale clean energy procurement and power generation infrastructure.
The details
Jinko Solar will provide modules specifically engineered to withstand high temperatures and heavy snow accumulation for its Romanian venture. Concurrently, the LONGi contract in Wuhan was managed by Beijing Jingneng Tendering & Centralized Procurement Center Co., Ltd. and is valued at RMB 11.4575 million.
Timeline
Construction on the Xinjiang project began in Q2 2026.
Ronma Solar announced the shipment of its modules on September 30, 2026.
Jingneng Group announced the LONGi procurement bid result on October 2, 2026.
Jinko Solar announced its Romanian supply agreement on October 8, 2026.
Full grid-connection for the Xinjiang project is targeted for the end of 2026.
Deeper Dive
The rapid deployment of these multi-gigawatt and megawatt projects follows the global investment patterns set by the International Energy Agency's Net Zero by 2050 scenario.
The deployment of high-efficiency modules like the 720 Wp units and temperature-resilient designs could lead to more stable renewable energy prices globally. This infrastructure expansion supports a broader shift toward consistent, large-scale clean power availability for national grids.
The takeaway
The successful procurement of these large-scale solar projects demonstrates the ongoing scaling of renewable energy capacity worldwide. Reliable supply chain partnerships remain essential for hitting grid-connection targets in complex climate conditions.
What happens next
The Xinjiang project is scheduled for full-capacity grid-connection by the end of 2026.
Further reading
For more background on the sector, visit the Energy section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Energytrend.
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