Trinasolar has officially released its 2024 Sustainability Report, showcasing key ESG advancements in innovation, sustainable manufacturing, supply chain transparency, social responsibility and corporate governance.
During 2024, the company launched scenario-based solutions designed to meet the demands of diverse environments. These innovations tackled challenges in extreme conditions such as deserts, high humidity, strong winds and severe weather, ensuring reliable performance and safeguarding customer value. By integrating solar projects into natural settings like deserts, farmlands, and fisheries, the company achieved synergy between ecological preservation and economic returns.
By year-end, Trina’s cumulative global shipments of PV modules had surpassed 260 GW, reducing CO2e emissions by approximately 349.95 million tonnes worldwide, the company also reaffirming its commitment to sustainable manufacturing, earning multiple third-party recognitions, including an MSCI rating of BBB, a Wind ESG rating of A and a Sustainable Fitch rating of “2.”
Company Chairman and CEO Gao Jifan commented: “Green development is an integral part of Trinasolar’s core principles. We are committed to providing green energy products and actively addressing climate change across our entire value chain.”
In 2024, Trinasolar enhanced supply chain governance by leveraging its Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) platform and big data tools to map suppliers and launch a digital ESG performance system. This platform enables multi-tier classification and data-driven ESG rankings while enhancing traceability for carbon footprints, critical materials and conflict minerals.
The company also invested some 2.2 million USD in community development and charitable initiatives, demonstrating its commitment to fostering social well-being and empowering local communities, while internally it increased its investment in occupational health and safety by 34%.
