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JA Solar Secures 400MW Deal with Exel Solar to Power Mexico’s Solar Growth

On April 14, 2026, at the Mexico Solar and Energy Storage Expo held at the Guadalajara Convention Center, JA Solar officially announced a strategic partnership with Exel Solar, one of Mexico’s leading photovoltaic distributors. Together, they will drive a 400MW PV module project aimed at advancing Mexico’s solar energy landscape. This collaboration not only strengthens JA Solar’s position in the global photovoltaic market but also injects green, sustainable energy into the Mexican market.

Strategic Partnership to Drive Mexico’s Solar Industry Growth

Under the terms of the agreement, JA Solar will supply Exel Solar with 400MW of high-efficiency photovoltaic modules, while Exel Solar will be responsible for distributing these advanced products throughout the Mexican market. With its extensive market expertise and broad customer network, Exel Solar is ideally positioned to support JA Solar’s growth in Mexico. This close collaboration will not only accelerate the adoption of JA Solar’s cutting-edge products but will also contribute significantly to the region’s clean energy transition and the achievement of sustainability goals.

Exel Solar: A Key Player in Mexico’s Solar Market

Exel Solar has long been a trusted name in the Mexican solar industry, specializing in providing high-efficiency, reliable solar products and system solutions. With years of market experience, Exel Solar holds a dominant position in Mexico’s solar distribution sector. By partnering with JA Solar, a global leader in green energy solutions, Exel Solar will further enhance its market leadership and offer customers top-tier, high-performance PV modules. This collaboration will accelerate Mexico’s energy transition and contribute to the country’s environmental sustainability efforts.

JA Solar: A Global Leader in Green Energy Solutions

This strategic partnership represents a key milestone in JA Solar’s global expansion, underscoring its strong competitive edge and brand influence in the renewable energy sector. JA Solar’s advanced technology, superior product quality, and innovative solutions have earned the company high recognition in the Mexican market. The agreement not only demonstrates the deep trust that Mexico has in JA Solar’s products but also lays a solid foundation for future collaboration between the two companies.

Building a Low-Carbon Future Together

Looking ahead, JA Solar and Exel Solar will continue to deepen their collaboration, focusing on delivering innovative and efficient solar solutions for Mexico and the wider Latin American market. Together, they will drive Mexico’s transition to a low-carbon, sustainable energy future and contribute to the global development of renewable energy. Through this partnership, both companies are committed to making a significant impact on the clean energy landscape, further solidifying their roles as leaders in the global energy transformation.

This collaboration not only strengthens the strategic positions of both JA Solar and Exel Solar but also highlights their shared vision for a greener and more sustainable future.

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