AIKO prevails before Dutch Court: Preliminary Injunction sought by Maxeon denied
May 17th, 2024
Amsterdam
On May 16, the Provisions Judge of the District Court of The Hague in the Netherlands denied the preliminary injunction sought by Maxeon for alleged patent infringement by AIKO. This decision marks a significant victory for AIKO, showcasing the unique design of our cutting-edge ABC products.
Maxeon filed a patent infringement lawsuit with the German District Court against AIKO’s ABC products in November 2023. In December 2023, Maxeon also filed preliminary injunction proceedings before the District Court of The Hague in the Netherlands, seeking preliminary injunctive relief for alleged infringement of its EP2297788B1 patent. The Dutch court held that it is not plausible that AIKO’s products would infringe Maxeon’s patent, therefore rejecting the requested preliminary injunction.
This ruling by the Dutch court strongly supports AIKO’s continuous commitment to innovation in ABC technology. As an innovative new energy technology company, AIKO places great emphasis on independent innovation and the protection of intellectual property. Since its inception, AIKO has focused on enhancing photoelectric conversion efficiency to build core competitiveness. Through disruptive inventions such as P-type bifacial tubular PERC technology, 210mm large-size cell technology, N-type ABC technology, and N-type BC bifacial module technology, AIKO has led new technological routes in the photovoltaic industry and made certain contributions to its progress.