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<em>“Oscar of Design” goes to Vertex S ultra-high performance rooftop module</em></p>

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From governments to investors, and from residents to corporations, the world continues driving toward ambitious carbon-neutral goals. Achieving these targets will be no easy endeavor, and it will fall in part on solar developers and EPCs to find the best solutions.</p>

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To meet this growing demand, they’ll need modules that can continue delivering reliable renewable energy at the lowest levelized cost of energy (LCOE).&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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The transition to net-zero carbon pollution is now fully underway, making renewables a compelling investment proposition. Now, ambitious&nbsp;Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals announced by major companies and institutions are forcing investors to migrate from traditional fossil fuels to renewable energy investments, such as solar.</p>

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<strong>Todd Li, President, Trina Solar Asia Pacific</strong></p>

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Trina Solar and&nbsp;UL&nbsp;have announced the latest study report on the CAPEX and LCOE of the modules <a href="/en-apac/blogs/http://www.yjsjdn.com/en-apac/resources/blog/wed-03172021-1806">210... and 182-540W with different wafer sizes. The report is based on a simulated PV system with a DC capacity of 125MW at two different project locations UAE and Australia.</p>