Industry Updates

Seraphim has announced that it has received “low-carbon” certification from French organisation Certisolis for its S4 series modules, a prerequisite for participation in French Energy Regulation Council (CRE) auctions, the certification evaluating carbon emission impact along the entire manufacturing chain from silicon to module production.

Pylontech has announced that it has received the world’s first sodium ion battery certificate from TÜV Rheinland.

Zonergy has participated for the first time at Solartech Indonesia, showcasing its range of storage products, including the Panda single-phase series, the Apollo G-330 three-phase grid-connected inverter, Mercury series single-phase grid-connected inverter and portable power supply.

GoodWe has announced the launch of its latest product. The Galaxy series is a revolutionary ultra-lightweight BIPV product, designed specifically for commercial and industrial applications.

The 34MW solar park west of Copenhagen highlights the potential for clean energy production to support biodiversity.

The first module has been produced by SolarSpace subsidiary L-Q New Energy at its new factory in Cambodia.

Tongwei has showcased its Terra series shingled modules at Austria’s Energie Sparmesse Expoenergy event, where it also concluded a long-term strategic cooperation agreement with local company Minlea, incorporating the supply of 100MW of modules.

KSTAR has announced the launch of an all-in-one outdoor cabinet energy storage solution, designed for small to medium size commercial and industrial energy storage and microgrid applications.

The shift toward hybrid and remote work culture as well as the rapid proliferation of smart cities and infrastructure has dramatically raised the demand for highly-efficient energy storage solutions. Megarevo offers inverters for residential, commercial and industrial (C&I) energy storage, microgrid, and grid-side energy storage.

The manufacturing principle of the Tongwei Terra series shingled module is to connect cells in series through adhesives, and then form a power generation array through multiple series and parallel connections.