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Innovagrid secures 200 MW TCL SunPower solar modules for Serbian projects

Innovagrid has secured a supply agreement for approximately 200 MW of TCL SunPower solar modules tied to projects expected to advance in Serbia over the next year. The deal includes an initial 20 MW shipment that has been dispatched, with delivery expected in October. The module order is described as creating an equipment supply pipeline for the partners’ solar portfolio.

Shipment timing and equipment pipeline

The first consignment of 20 MW is already on the way, with delivery scheduled for October. While the module order establishes a supply pipeline, delivery timing does not by itself determine when the associated plants will enter operation. Operational start dates will depend on each project’s construction progress and grid connection .

Roles across development and construction

AVJ Construction will manage development, design and market strategy for the Serbian projects. Innovagrid will oversee engineering, procurement and construction. The agreement also provides the partners with access to equipment supporting a substantial solar pipeline.

Serbia registration and market activities

Innovagrid registered in Serbia in early 2026. Its activities include energy investment optimisation, market participation and energy-market research. The module supply arrangement is also stated to expand TCL SunPower’s presence in Serbia .

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