In early 2026, the space photovoltaic concept witnessed an abrupt and significant surge in popularity. Securities firms have projected that its market potential could soar to the trillion-dollar mark. Leading companies in the solar industry, including Jinko Solar and Trina Solar, are proactively making strategic moves to capitalize on this trend. Industry experts highlight that the advancement and maturity of commercial aerospace technology, coupled with the escalating energy demands of AI computing centers, have unlocked immense development prospects for space photovoltaics. Nevertheless, the path to commercialization is fraught with challenges, such as the exorbitant costs associated with launching and deploying equipment, as well as the formidable task of ensuring the stability and reliability of equipment in the harsh and extreme conditions of space.
