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.

During the World Future Energy Summit 2025 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre from January 14-16, Astronergy showcased its ASTRO N series PV modules and their high-performance capabilities in various application scenarios.

Recently, Astronergy’s ASTRO N7s ZBB-TOPCon module products have successfully passed the rigorous tests conducted by TÜV NORD, and have been awarded three certificates, including the world’s first UVID-Free certificate, IEC TS 63126 Extended High Temperature (Level 2) certificate, and IEC 62892 Extended Thermal Cycling (TC) certificate. These awards demonstrate the high reliability of Astronergy’s ZBB-TOPCon products in extreme environmental conditions.

Astronergy successfully delivered 319MW of its ASTRO N5 solar modules to an innovative "Solar Thermal + PV" power station in the Gobi Desert, Southwest China.

Recently, ASTRO N Series TOPCon PV modules, Astronergy’s main flagship products, have obtained Singapore Certificate of Conformity (COC) for the first time with the highest fire performance rating, Scheme Type 5 Class A. This demonstrates the outstanding fireproof performance and excellent reliability of the company’s TOPCon PV modules.

A total of 1,320 pieces of ASTRO N5 solar modules now energize the green rooftop of an international convention and exhibition center in Zhejiang Province, China. This installation generates 730,000 kWh of clean energy annually, showcasing a remarkable example of sustainable architecture and energy self-sufficiency.

On December 24, 2024, the laboratories of Astronergy PV Testing Center in Yiwu and Yueqing received accreditation from the China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS), adding to the recognitions of its Haining and Dafeng laboratories. With all domestic laboratories accredited, Astronergy highlights its international testing capabilities and strict quality control over its module products.

By the end of 2024, a 1000MW Jiuquan Iron and Steel Group (JISCO) solar power station was successfully connected to the grid. Supported by 480MW of ASTRO N steel-framed PV modules, this project is a shining example of how solar energy drives the transition of traditional industries to renewable energy sources.