JinkoSolar Holding Co has today announced that its American subsidiary JinkoSolar Inc has renewed its partnership with GRID Alternatives, which makes solar technology and job training accessible for low-income areas.
JinkoSolar has donated 600kW of high-efficiency solar modules to enable GRID Alternatives to reach its goal of installing 10MW of power in 2019 and provide solar installation training for 4,000 people.
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JinkoSolar and GRID formed the partnership five years ago to support JinkoSolar’s goal of making solar power easily accessible.
Jinko Solar Inc general manager of Nigel Cockcroft said: “We always felt it important that the benefits of solar be widely available to all communities across the US and around the globe […] We believe in the GRID alternatives model and are proud to continue to support their expansive beneficial programs.”
GRID Alternatives CEO and co-founder Erica Mackie said: “Our work brings together the solar industry, governments, utilities, job training organisations, affordable housing providers and local communities to ensure solar power benefits everyone and we’re thankful for JinkoSolar’s support […] Large-scale equipment partnerships like JinkoSolar’s make it possible and make the financial, career-building, and environmental benefits of solar power accessible to all communities.”
EuPD Research recently awarded JinkoSolar the “Top Brand PV Europe Seal 2019” award for the first time.
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