On August 18, the agreement on PV wafer size among Astronergy, Canadian Solar, DAS Solar, LONGi, Risen Energy and Tongwei (listed according to alphabetical order), is critical to solving the supply chain difficulties as well as the increase in material costs resulting from differences in the wafer size.

At One Planet Foundation (OPF) and NIO’s calling and participation.

With the inking of a cooperation agreement between Astronergy and China Building Material Test & Certification Group Co., Ltd. (CTC) – China’s authoritative EPEAT ecolabel qualification evaluation institution, Astronergy launched six-month EPEAT qualification process with its Thailand Intelligent Manufacturing Base as the first stop and to gradually finish other manufacturing bases’ certifications, remarking a further step of Astronergy’s carbon neutrality process.

Announced by Haiyan Huang, EVP & CSO at Astronergy, at the Second China Green PV Conference held on August 17th, the company to achieve carbon neutrality in the year 2050 with detailed plans of three key nodes, once again highlighting Astronergy’s firm action ambitions in issues related to the environment, social and governance (ESG).

With the installation of about 1,688 pieces of Astronergy’s n-type TOPCon PV modules, the Almax Aluminium warehouse’s rooftop solar power station was connected to the grid at the end of July, marking an annual generation of 12 million kWh of green electricity which will boost the warehouse’s daily operation.

Astronergy, a pioneer in n-type TOPCon PV modules and globally top 2 TOPCon capacity manufacturer, has been recognized as a ‘2023 Overall Highest Achiever’ in the annual PV Module Index (PVMI) published by the Renewable Energy Test Center (RETC), certifying the great quality, performance and reliability of Astronergy’s PV modules.