EGing Solar is a Chinese manufacturer with a strong global presence in commercial and utility-scale solar projects. Having supplied panels to large-scale solar farms across Australia, the USA, and Europe, EGing carries genuine Tier 1 bankability credentials from Bloomberg NEF — meaning institutional investors and lenders recognise them as a financially stable, quality manufacturer.
In the Australian residential market, EGing is most commonly encountered in entry-level installation packages offered by volume installers looking to keep system costs as low as possible. The panels themselves are technically competent — N-Type TOPCon and Mono PERC variants with standard 25-year warranties — but EGing lacks the local brand recognition and Australian installer familiarity of brands like Jinko, Trina or Canadian Solar.
First Step Solar key takeaway
Purely cost-driven. High raw bankability scores globally, but lacks the extensive local residential footprint of brands like Jinko or Trina. Best for homeowners where minimising upfront cost is the absolute priority.
EGing Solar

At a glance
Top products
EGing’s flagship residential N-Type TOPCon module. Delivers up to 22.8% efficiency with good low-light performance. The most commonly specified EGing product in Australian residential installations. CEC approved for STC eligibility.
A higher-specification N-Type TOPCon variant with improved efficiency ratings. Suitable for residential installations where roof space is somewhat limited. Carries the same 25-year product and performance warranty as other EGing residential modules.
EGing’s entry-level shingled PERC module — the most budget-friendly option in the residential range. Shingled cell design eliminates busbars between cells, improving shade performance. The lowest-cost Tier 1 panel option in the Australian residential market.
Australian compliance
EGing Star Trend and Star Premium panels appear on the CEC approved products list for STC eligibility. Always confirm the specific model quoted is on the current CEC list before committing to a purchase.
Under ACL, consumer guarantees apply regardless of the manufacturer’s stated warranty. Given EGing’s limited local residential presence, verify your installer’s warranty support process for EGing panels specifically before purchase.
EGing panels carry IEC 61215 and IEC 61730 certification as required for grid-connected solar installations in Australia under AS/NZS 5033. Bloomberg NEF Tier 1 status confirms independent assessment of manufacturing quality.
EGing is a legitimate Tier 1 panel at a very competitive price. If budget allows, Jinko or Canadian Solar offer similar pricing with stronger local support infrastructure and greater Australian installer familiarity.
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Founded in 2001 and operating in Australia since 2011.
Being a fantastic middle of the road panel, you really can't go wrong with Canadian, not the cheapest but not the most expensive, you won't have any issues with this panel.
Great news you don't need to fly to Canada, they have an office and warehouses right here in Australia, making it easy to get in touch if you ever need to.
