TCL Zhonghuan displays photovoltaic modules at All Energy Australia
Solar manufacturer TCL Zhonghuan presented its latest photovoltaic modules and smart energy management platforms at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre during All Energy Australia 2026
MELBOURNE, Australia, October 29, 2026 - TCL Zhonghuan displayed its latest solar technology at All Energy Australia 2026, held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on October 28-29. The exhibition featured two brands, TCL Solar and SunPower, and the company's vision for integrated smart energy management. SunPower, a pioneer in back-contact (BC) technology since 1985, showcased its latest evolution, the SunPower Max, which combines back-contact and shingled technologies and boasts enhanced certifications and a sleek, all-black design.
SunPower's BC technology has been recognized for its high efficiency and reliability, moving beyond high-end residential applications. TCL Solar, TCL Zhonghuan's subsidiary, highlighted a portfolio of solutions tailored for Australian commercial and industrial solar projects. The company showcased lightweight modules for low-load bearing roofs and robust steel-framed solutions for large-scale applications.
Among its offerings was the TCL Solar C2M, a BC module with a record-breaking 670W output and 24.8% efficiency, featuring up to 2.5mm dual-glass and 65mm hail impact resistance. TCL Zhonghuan also introduced expanded clamping zones and validated two-, three-, and four-rail configurations for greater installation flexibility. Beyond individual modules, TCL Zhonghuan presented an integrated smart energy display, demonstrating its vision for a connected energy ecosystem where generation, storage, and consumption work together.
TCL Zhonghuan's presence at All Energy Australia 2026 showcased its commitment to advancing solar technology and supporting Australia's transition to low-carbon energy infrastructure.
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