

Built around solar-storage-intelligent technologies and a flagship DeepBlue 5.0 module with an anti-glare variant, JA Solar's first European roadshow will visit more than 20 locations across 11 countries in Europe over the next eight weeks, starting from Poland. The mobile showcase demonstrates integrated PV-storage systems for C&I applications, utility-scale storage, and data-centre use cases under the unified "One JA" brand framework.
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JA "Journey Ahead" Roadshow 2026 has rolled into Pabianice, Poland, on September 4, 2026 - the first stop of a two-month run across Europe. JA Solar, the China-based PV module manufacturer and integrated solar-plus-storage provider, plans more than 20 stops across 11 countries over the next eight weeks. Hungary, Romania, Germany, Italy and Spain are on the route, among others, as the tour works through the continent's key energy markets.
The pitch is simple enough: take the newest PV and storage hardware to the customer, park it outside the door, and talk through the engineering face to face. Everything travels under the unified "One JA" brand framework, and the point of the exercise is to show an integrated energy ecosystem moving from vision to real-world application.
Regarding PV, the exhibition carries JA Solar's full lineup of high-efficiency TOPCon modules, led by the flagship DeepBlue 5.0 and the DeepBlue 4.0 Pro series, both offered with anti-glare glass in microstructured and acid-etched variants. The HyperGen module rides along too. Built on the company's own back-contact and full-surface technologies, it holds a world-record-certified cell conversion efficiency of 28.2% - a solid technical base for high-performance power generation.
Storage gets equal billing, as JAPlanet Fusion pairs solar with storage for C&I sites, coordinating generation, storage and site loads intelligently. JAPlanet 2.0 is the all-in-one answer for C&I - a single storage system with integrated energy management for enterprises and industrial parks. At utility scale there is JAGalaxy, which covers renewable energy integration, grid-side applications and large data centres.
Nebula Digital Energy Solution rounds out the display for customers with strict data security, privacy and regulatory demands; it can run locally, in Europe, or as a hybrid of the two, depending on the project and the rules that govern it. Further stops, activities and updates will appear on the roadshow microsite at journeyahead.eu as the tour moves on, as per the release.