JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd., one of the world’s largest and most innovative solar module manufacturers, recently announced that its affiliates have acquired rights to some of the N-type TOPCon (Tunnel Oxidation Passive Contact) related patents. It was announced that the grant had been granted to one of the following companies. The world’s top 10 solar module companies (the “Licensees”) have entered into reasonable license fee arrangements to enable the Licensees to use certain of JinkoSolar’s patented His TOPCon technologies in their associated His TOPCon products. I’ll make it.
JinkoSolar has obtained 330 TOPCon patents, surpassing most brands on the N-type TOPCon patent list. This intellectual property transaction between JinkoSolar and the licensee is a strategically win-win move for both companies and is likely to strengthen their respective positions in the market.
Intellectual property transactions are not unique to the solar industry. Many other high-tech industries, such as semiconductors, telecommunications, and AI, use them as a way to not only avoid legal disputes but also foster innovation and collaboration.
JinkoSolar is a leader in solar power technology that has invested heavily in research and development over the years, filing more than 3,500 patents and receiving more than 2,000 granted patents. These patents cover a wide range of high-efficiency solar cell and module technologies, including PERC, TOPCon, BC, and more. JinkoSolar also has one of the largest portfolios of his TOPCon patents in the world.
“The urgent need to reduce carbon emissions demands faster technology development and easier access to new technologies in the solar power industry. We want to help companies identify opportunities to develop new technologies and products, and help them navigate complex landscape technology mapping,” said Dr. Hao Jing, CTO of JinkoSolar.
