Gokin Solar has announced a series of major milestones during the recent SNEC event, which significantly advance its global footprint and technical validation, signing a major strategic partnership with leading Australian distributor OSW, receiving three significant recognitions from TÜV Rheinland and entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with China’s National Center for Photovoltaic Product Quality Inspection and Testing (CPVT).
The collaboration with OSW directly bridges Gokin’s advanced module technology with the distributor’s network and market expertise. By joining forces, both companies are set to fast-track the adoption of high-efficiency solar energy across Australia and beyond, significantly accelerating Gokin’s overseas market penetration and localized service capabilities.
TÜV Rheinland awarded the company the following three major certifications:
- IEC TS 63209-1:2021 Extended-Stress certificate, demonstrating the Gokin module’s excellent environmental adaptability and long-term stability under simulated extreme conditions over 25 years, including high temperature, high humidity, strong UV and mechanical load.
- IEC 62938:2020 Non-uniform Snow Load Testing certificate, validating the product’s resistance to pressure and deformation under heavy snow loads and complex climatic conditions.
- TMP (Testing Laboratory) Qualification, signifying that the testing capabilities and management level of Gokin’s laboratory meet international audit requirements. As a result, future test data can be directly accepted by TÜV Rheinland, effectively shortening the certification cycle and improving R&D response efficiency.
While solidifying product technology, Gokin Solar is actively promoting an open and collaborative ecological strategy, signing a strategic cooperation agreement with CPVT for an empirical solar farm. According to the agreement, both parties will engage in close cooperation across the five key areas of product certification, standardization development, market application, outdoor empirical testing and cutting-edge research.
