On July 29, TCL Central official micro-announcement said that recently, TCL Solar officially announced that it had won a large order for super photovoltaic in Australia. The successful bid for the DT Infrastructure (DTI) component supply project will provide two photovoltaic power plants, Smoky Creek and Guthrie's Gap, in central Queensland, Australia. It exclusively provides a complete set of high-efficiency photovoltaic modules with a total project scale of 720 MW .

It is reported that the photovoltaic project is expected to officially start installation and construction in the early second quarter of 2027. After the completion of the project, it will become a large-scale super-large BC technology ground power station.
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