TOPCon modules are expected to account for the largest portion of CEEC's tender, while dedicated HJT and BC lots give newer technologies access to a major state-owned procurement platform. In a separate 1.3 GW framework, China South-to-North Water Diversion Group shortlisted bids averaging about CNY 0.72 per watt for TOPCon and CNY 0.778 per watt for BC modules. The resulting premium of just over 8% offers the market a rare direct comparison between the two technologies at utility scale.
Source: pv magazine. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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