Chinese module manufacturer Huasun has signed a significant deal to supply more than 3GW of heterojunction technology (HJT) modules to projects owned by the Hongyan New Energy Development Group in Xinjiang, China. The modules, including the high-powered Himalaya G12-132 with a conversion efficiency of 24.75%, will be utilized in the Hongyan Group's integrated solar-storage-hydrogen-ammonia-methanol projects in Ili and Altay. The company aims to complete the delivery of the modules by the end of 2026, with plans to implement 'vertical installation' to maximize the modules' bifaciality. This marks the Hongyan Group's first acquisition of HJT modules, signifying a move towards utilizing solar energy for hydrogen production. The article highlights the potential of the green hydrogen sector to drive interest in solar deployments, with examples like the Climate Impact Corporation's plans to power 10GW of green hydrogen projects in Australia with solar PV. Huasun has been actively engaging in various module supply agreements, showing commitment to expanding its HJT production capacity. The company's annual production capacity now stands at 20GW, with over 10GW of cumulative HJT shipments. The use of HJT modules for green hydrogen production represents a positive step towards sustainable energy practices and industry growth.