SHIHEZI, China, Sept. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- On August 31, the launch ceremony of the "Sharing the Opportunities, Connecting the World" International Week was held in Shihezi, Xinjiang. Experts and scholars from China and abroad, international journalists, international influencers, and young representatives from countries including Uzbekistan, Pakistan, and Brazil attended the event.
At the keynote session, Li Jingbin, vice president of Shihezi University, delivered a keynote speech. He noted that technological innovation is a key driver of agricultural development and that Shihezi University will serve the development of new quality productive forces in agriculture, promote the application of research results in Central Asia and around the world, and work together to build a community with a shared future for agriculture. Michael Meadows, former president of the International Geographical Union, Fellow of Academia Europaea, Fellow of the Academy of Science of South Africa, and PhD from the University of Cambridge shared case studies on ecological governance and discussed approaches to desert and wetland management around the world.
At the event, guests jointly launched the "My Kunlun Story" global online submission and International Youth Short Video Creation Camp. Experts, international influencers, international youth representatives, and representatives of local media organizations exchanged views and shared experiences on telling compelling stories of Xinjiang in the new era to international audiences.
The International Week will also feature activities including an overseas media tour of Xinjiang and the International Youth Short Video Creation Camp. From August 31 to September 4, international journalists, international influencers, and young representatives will visit Shihezi, Wujiaqu, Kunyu, Alaer, and other areas for field research and creative exchanges focused on agricultural modernization, technology-driven development, and ecological progress. They will share stories of Xinjiang and its development in the new era. The event is jointly organized by China International Communications Group (CICG) and the Publicity Office of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, and co-organized by the Shihezi Municipal People's Government, Xufang International Media of CICG, and Shihezi University.
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"Sharing the Opportunities, Connecting the World" International Week Launches in Shihezi
BEIJING, Sept. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Nine years ago, when heterojunction (HJT) solar technology was far from mainstream commercialization, Dinto Solar made a long-term commitment to it. As the company approaches its ninth anniversary on September 5, that conviction has grown into integrated R&D and manufacturing capabilities, a planned 15 GW HJT footprint in China and deployments across more than 30 countries.
Founded in 2017 through the Central Research Institute of State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC), Dinto Solar had invested over US$59 million (RMB 400 million) in HJT R&D by the end of 2025—more than 25% of revenue. This sustained investment has produced over 120 patents and made Dinto Solar one of the few manufacturers with proprietary mass-production capabilities for both silver-metallized HJT and copper-metallized HJT (C-HJT) cells and modules.
Turning laboratory progress into bankable products, however, requires more than higher efficiency. Manufacturers must simultaneously improve yield, reduce cost and secure long-term reliability—a difficult "golden triangle" of HJT industrialization. Dinto Solar has advanced all three through process optimization and manufacturing discipline. Its G12-132 flagship HJT module, one of the industry's few ultra-high-power large-format HJT modules, reaches 760 W and 24.47% efficiency, enabling greater energy yield and stronger lifetime returns for customers.
That manufacturing strength is also measured in speed. For a 200 MW residential distributed PV project for China Huadian in Shandong, China, Dinto Solar completed technical review, contract signing, volume production and first-batch delivery within one week in 2025.
The technology has since moved beyond the factory floor. Dinto Solar modules have served more than 100 projects across deserts, mountains, agrivoltaics, fishery-PV and commercial and industrial rooftops, validating their reliability under heat, sand, humidity and other demanding conditions.
Commercial momentum followed. Dinto Solar signed over 2 GW of orders in 2025, up more than 200% year on year. In 2026, it won a bid under China Datang's 1 GW HJT module framework procurement and was shortlisted for POWERCHINA's 3 GW HJT procurement.
Now emerging as a significant HJT player, Dinto Solar is drawing on nine years of industrial experience to advance HJT and perovskite-HJT tandem technologies. Together with value-chain partners, it is working toward cell efficiencies above 30%—carrying its long-term commitment to HJT into the technology's next chapter.
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Nine Years, One Focus: Dinto Solar Builds HJT Momentum from Lab to Global Markets
