Jinkosolar has brought a lawsuit against Longi infringement of the use of a non -specific solar cell technology in Australia. The new lawsuit follows similar actions that Jinkosolar has taken against Longi in China and Japan in January.
Group Units Jinko Solar Australia Holdings Pty Ltd., Shanghai Jinko Green Energy Management Co., Ltd., and Zhejiang Jinko Green Energy Co., Ltd. Filed the New Lawsuit Against Longi’s Subsidiary, Solar Australia Pty Ltd., in The Federal Court of Australia.
“This newest lawsuit in Australia is probably aimed at Jinkosolar’s most important patent technologies in the photovoltaic sector, involving the design and production of highly efficient solar cells and modules,” Jinkosolar said without providing additional details.
In December 2024, Jinkosolar had a lawsuit infringing in violation of competitor Vsun, a unit of the Japanese Fuji Solar, in the American court for the northern district of California. Jinkosolar said the VSUN and his American affiliated companies have sued it, but did not identify a specific patent.
Jinkosolar said it contains more than 2,800 patents, including 462 related to n-type tunneloxide-passivated contact (Topcon) technology. It describes itself as a leader in Topconoctroys, but has not provided any additional details about the interests.
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