JinkoSolar supplied solar panels for Costco in Washington.

JinkoSolar and Trinity Energy Collaboration

JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. (NYSE: JKS), one of the largest and most innovative solar panel manufacturers in the world, announced that it has supplied solar panels for a Costco Warehouse in Washington State in collaboration with Trinity Energy. As part of the project, approximately 1,000 EAGLE® G6 modules were installed at the Costco facility in the city of Richland.

The project, registered under the EAGLE® Preserve program, is notable for being Washington State's first approved solar module recycling program. Each module that reaches the end of its life span will be collected free of charge by EAGLE® Preserve and recycled sustainably.

JinkoSolar (USA) General Manager Nigel Cockroft stated, "We are pleased to supply the market-leading EAGLE® G6 modules in Washington State alongside EAGLE® Preserve. Working with Trinity satisfies us by establishing a partnership that places deep importance on sustainability and the circular economy."

Darin Leonard, President of Trinity Structures, remarked, "JinkoSolar is helping us develop a creative and effective solar project solution for Costco. As a Washington-based company, working with JinkoSolar is significant as they provide modules that comply with Washington's recycling laws in our industry."

Tim Owen, Operations Manager of Trinity Energy, added, "Trinity assists businesses like Costco in fulfilling their sustainability commitments without hindering operations due to energy shortages. Responsibly recycling end-of-life modules emphasizes our shared focus on eliminating environmental impacts."