Astronergy, in partnership with RCR Green, successfully powered the 7.2MW Ashburton Solar Farm in the Canterbury region of New Zealand using 11,750 pieces of ASTRO N5 n-type solar technology modules.

Astronergy's ASTRO N7 66-cell double-glass bifacial module has been awarded the highest "Very Good" rating in PV Magazine's rigorous industry evaluation, a collaborative test program with Clean Energy Associates (CEA) and Intertek Laboratories. The module demonstrated exceptional low-irradiance performance, positioning it as a benchmark for energy yield optimization in variable lighting conditions.

Astronergy has signed a three-year framework agreement with Energy3000 Solar GmbH, a leading European provider of photovoltaic and energy storage solutions, to supply its self-developed high-efficiency n-type solar modules. This partnership further strengthens Astronergy’s presence in Germany, Austria, and Eastern Europe, reinforcing its commitment to advancing solar energy across the region.

Solar Choice officially unveiled its “10 best solar panels in Australia 2025” list, featuring Astronergy’s ASTRO N Series small-size PV modules for their industry-leading performance, high reliability and exceptional bankability, as recognized by Bloomberg’s Tier 1 list.

Recently, TaiyangNews updated its Top Solar Modules List, and unveiled the list of TaiyangNews Badge of Excellence 2024. Astronergy has won the “Badge of Excellence 2024” from TaiyangNews for two consecutive years.

On January 14, Astronergy participated in the Executive Solar Dialogues, a workshop series organized by the Africa Solar Industry Association (AFSIA) in Lagos, Nigeria. This event brought together senior executives from large electricity consumers, EPC companies, financiers, insurers, and consultants to exchange insights with industry experts and learn about best practices as well as the latest technology developments.