JA Solar has announced a major milestone in its sustainability journey, with the company's manufacturing bases in Shanghai (Fengxian) and Yangzhou having been awarded silver medal certification by the Solar Stewardship Initiative (SSI) for exceptional commitment to sustainable practices and supply chain resilience.
SEG Solar has showcased its latest technological advancements and strategic plans during the 2024 PV CellTech USA conference, with CEO Jim Wood addressing attendees, detailing the company’s breakthroughs in cell technology and efficient global supply chain.
By 2026, the Asia-Pacific region is forecast to contribute 68% of the projected $10.84 billion market. Over the past decade, Asia has fortified its grids with batteries that enable smart grids, renewable integration, responsive electricity markets, and ancillary services. In this rapidly evolving landscape, Energy Storage Summit Asia is your guide to this burgeoning market.
Now in its second year, the Summit gathers independent generators, policymakers, banks, funds, offtakers, and cutting-edge technology providers and clarifies what successful energy storage procurement and deployment strategies look like. Topics covered include macro-level policy, supply chain dynamics, financing strategies, co-location considerations, safety measures, microgrid insights and more.
The EU and the US are leading efforts to reduce the carbon intensity of PV manufacturing through targeted import tariffs. As well as supporting decarbonisation efforts, such policies could also promote geographic diversification in the solar supply chain and greater supply resilience, writes Michael Parr of the Ultra Low Carbon Solar Alliance.
DAS Solar has become the first PV company to receive ISO 20400 Sustainable Procurement Management certification from SGS, underlining the company's expertise in sustainable supply chain management and reinforcing its commitment to social responsibility.
The EU and US are leading efforts to reduce the carbon intensity of PV manufacturing through targeted import tariffs. As well as supporting decarbonisation efforts, such policies could also promote geographic diversification in the solar supply chain and greater supply resilience, writes Michael Parr of the Ultra Low Carbon Solar Alliance.
“After the creation of a complete green supply chain management system, it is possible for our customers to be aware of all our sources of materials, and to understand how we utilize advanced technologies in manufacturing to enable our products to have a lower carbon footprint,”said Jack Zhou, head of global product technical management at Astronergy, during his presentation to attendees at this week’s PV Moduletech USA.
