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Nanjing Solglass Science & Technology Co Ltd · manufacturer profile
Solar panel manufacturer · in Australia since 2022
4yrs
In the Australian market since 2022
Sources: CEC register · ACCC register · installer quotes (estimates) · Synergy SSL
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Nanjing Solglass Science & Technology Co Ltd has 4 panels listed on the CEC register, and has been in the Australian market since 2022.
Sources: CEC register
What we have verified about Nanjing Solglass Science & Technology Co Ltd in Australia, and what we haven't.
Nanjing Solglass Science & Technology Co Ltd has sold in Australia since 2022. Here is what has happened on the CEC register since then.
Each block is one register event. Tap a year to see its events in the list below.
First CEC Approval
Received initial Clean Energy Council certification.
☀️ First CEC-Approved Solar Panel
Nanjing Solglass Science & Technology Co Ltd entered Australian panel market with SolartrixE 1200-400-60.
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2 CEC-approved panels, 2 expired listings
SolartrixE 1200-400-60 (IEC 61215-2021)
SolartrixE 1200-400-65 (IEC 61215-2021)
SolartrixE 1200-400-60
SolartrixE 1200-400-65
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