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JA Selected as Exclusive PV Module Supplier for Teraco's 120MW Sediba Solar Project

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JA's PV modules installed at the Sediba solar project
JA's PV modules installed at the Sediba solar project · PR Newswire

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High-efficiency n-type modules will support long-term renewable-energy generation in demanding South African operating conditions BEIJING, Nov. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- JA has…

High-efficiency n-type modules will support long-term renewable-energy generation in demanding South African operating conditions

BEIJING, Nov. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- JA has been selected as the exclusive photovoltaic (PV) module supplier for Teraco's 120MW Sediba solar project in Parys, in South Africa's Free State province. The company will supply the high-efficiency n-type modules required for large-scale renewable energy development.

Owned by Teraco, a provider of carrier-, cloud- and vendor-neutral data centre environments for colocation services, Sediba will generate renewable electricity that will be fed into the national grid. The corresponding renewable energy allocation will be supplied to Teraco's data centre operations through a power-wheeling arrangement with local municipalities and Eskom.

The project is expected to generate more than 354,000MWh of renewable electricity annually once operational, with operations scheduled to begin by the end of 2026.

The Sediba site presents the type of operating environment in which long-term PV performance is critical. High summer temperatures, intense solar irradiation, dust, seasonal thunderstorms and significant temperature variations can place sustained pressure on solar modules over their operating life.

Following technical evaluation and testing, JA was selected as the project's exclusive module supplier based on the performance, durability and long-term reliability of its PV technology.

JA's high-efficiency n-type modules are engineered to maintain strong energy output while withstanding challenging environmental and mechanical conditions, including high temperatures, hail and heavy loads. These characteristics are particularly important for utility-scale projects designed to operate reliably over several decades.

For Sediba, module selection therefore extends beyond initial power output. Long-term degradation, mechanical integrity, product consistency and the ability to perform across changing environmental…

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