JA has taken part in the 2026 edition of Intersolar Europe, showcasing innovations in the five core application scenarios of home, city, ocean, AIDC and future. Beyond showcasing its green energy ecosystem, the company also rolled out a series of major ESG milestones, demonstrating its commitment to global sustainable governance. Its portfolio of ESG initiatives spanned the three key pillars of low-carbon products, industry thought leadership and community‑driven public welfare.
On the product front, every module on display was part of its ITS‑LC low‑carbon series. By scaling up recycled silicon utilization and optimizing its worldwide supply chain, the latest ITS LC series has up to 58% less embedded carbon when compared to the default values of mainstream equivalents based on the ISO 14067 standard.
In terms of industry insight, the company released two white papers addressing the twin challenges of energy security and AI‑driven power demand. ‘Renewable Energy and Energy Security—An Industry Perspective’ systematically outlines how renewables reinforce energy resilience. The paper also puts forward actionable policy recommendations, including promoting grid‑centred deployment, facilitating investment in system flexibility, fostering responsible supply chain management, strengthening open and fair trade practices and taking community benefits and industry coordination into consideration.
The ‘Green Token Index (GTI)’ white paper introduces an innovative metric that measures the share of green electricity per token, embedding sustainability directly into the foundational unit of AI computation and providing a quantifiable and traceable framework for managing carbon emissions in data centres worldwide.
JA’s ESG commitment extends beyond products to community engagement and human‑centric initiatives, the company premiering its ‘SunRise Pitch’ concept video and announcing a global plan to support the development of 100 football pitches and other professional sports venues equipped with JA PV systems.
