New Zealand’s Largest Rooftop PV System
Driving Fisher & Paykel Healthcare’s Green Transition
JA powered Fisher & Paykel Healthcare’s step toward a more ecosystem-friendly future by supplying New Zealand’s largest rooftop photovoltaic (PV) power station in Auckland. The 5.3 MWp system, featuring JA’s high-efficiency modules from their deep blue series, is helping transform healthcare manufacturing toward greener, lower-carbon practices.
JA is a global clean energy company that delivers integrated solutions across solar power generation, energy storage, smart energy management, and financing. Building on its heritage in photovoltaic technology, the company supports residential, commercial, industrial, and utility customers with end to end sustainable energy solutions.
To support the Fisher & Paykel project, JA supplied and installed 8,273 modules — demonstrating its ability to deliver at scale and manage multi-party construction, both of which require precise scheduling and on-site coordination. This success was supported by JA’s extensive experience in global projects and its warehouse network, which further ensured high-quality, on-time delivery.
In response to the global energy volatility crisis, New Zealand faced the need to increase energy independence and accelerate low-carbon transformation. As the exclusive module supplier, JA offers high-efficiency modules that are fully adaptable to challenging rooftop environments.
JA Powers Fisher & Paykel Healthcare’s Green Transition with New Zealand’s Largest Rooftop PV System
The high efficiency JA modules deliver an annual average of 6,600 MWh of power generation, reducing carbon emissions by 486 tons per year. This data suggests the modules’ ability to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and set a standard for a sector-wide low-carbon transition.
Thus far, the DeepBlue series has operated with zero commissioning failures, achieving good power-generation efficiency and stable output. This reliability is rooted in JA’s position as one of the first PV companies to enter the New Zealand market and its willingness to listen and grow in line with local demand.
In support of this, research on Chinese customs export data suggests that China’s PV exports to New Zealand rose to 365.5 MW at the beginning of 2025 and continued to expand to 735.5MW one year later. This suggests a growth of 101.26%, effectively doubling the market size. This surge unequivocally confirms JA’s strategic market foresight and the timing of its calibrated expansion.
Sunergise is New Zealand’s leading renewable energy developer and the EPC for this project; their CEO, Paul Makumbe, describes the collaboration with JA as “When you’re rolling out New Zealand’s largest rooftop solar, you need a partner who is reliable, who has the technical capability to deliver, has know-how and understanding of the challenges that you would face doing a project of this scale.”
JA prioritised product reliability, delivering stability and a commitment to full-cycle quality, rooted in the global market. The DeepBlue series high-efficiency module has demonstrated its value by operating in intricate environments across the globe. In the future, JA intends to continue in its collaboration with global partners, assisting industries across sectors in accelerating the low-carbon transformation, providing dependable power for the voyage ahead, and assisting the world in paving the way toward a zero-carbon future.
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