JJ-LAPP, Tonking New Energy Ink MoU for ASEAN Floating Solar Push

JJ-LAPP, the cable technology joint venture of Jebsen & Jessen Group and LAPP Holding Asia, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tonking New Energy to collaborate on the development of floating solar projects across ASEAN. The signing ceremony took place during the Solar & Storage Live Malaysia 2025 exhibition, held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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The collaboration brings together JJ-LAPP’s strong regional experience in supporting renewable energy projects and Tonking’s expertise in designing and building floating solar systems. This strategic partnership underscores both companies’ commitment to advancing renewable energy innovation and sustainability in the region through the adoption of innovative floating solar technology.

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