Recently, the Tokyo Government in Japan released a list of products with excellent performance, including four types of household modules from Suntech. This certification has been issued annually since 2023, and companies that obtain it can receive government subsidies. Suntech has been certified for two consecutive years.
On March 28, 2024, the 2023 Annual Data Conference of the China National PV and Energy Storage Experimental Platform (Daqing Base) (hereinafter referred to as the “Platform”) was held in Beijing, and Suntech was invited to participate in the conference.
Recently, Suntech’s TOPCon modules obtained French carbon footprint certification, setting a new industry record for domestic supply chain carbon footprint certification with a low value of 376.1kg eq CO2/kWc!
Recently, Suntech’s Ultra V Pro series C54Nshkm+ and C54 Nshtb+ glass-glass PV modules have successfully passed a series of stringent tests and obtained the highest level (Class1) fire certification for the Italian market, which demonstrates the high quality and reliability of Suntech’s products.
With the Chinese Lunar New Year approaching, ENEX 2024 was grandly held at the International New Energy Exhibition Center in Kielce, Poland. During the event, Suntech’s booth was overwhelmed with people.
Recently, the first 500,000-kW PV unit for the grid parity project constructed by Zhangbei Hengfeng New Energy Co., Ltd, a subsidiary of Beisheng Group, was successfully connected to the power grid, which partially adopted Suntech’s 555W and 550W high-efficiency PV modules.
On December 31st, the first 70MW batch of the 200MW Agri-PV complementary project in Huangshanpu Town, Yishui County, undertaken by SEPCO Electric Power Construction Corporation (hereinafter referred to as SEPCO), was connected to the power grid one-time, utilizing Suntech’s Ultra X and Ultra V high-efficiency glass-glass modules respectively.
On December 23rd, Suntech, as a leading solar power producer, actively participated in and sponsored the Shinjuku SDGs Festival held in Shinjuku Chuo Park in front of the New Tokyo City Hall.
Suntech has supplied 1MW of high-power PV modules to Yemen for the construction of a parking lot and power station, which was connected with Huawei inverters with ability to reduce diesel consumption to a bare minimum due to the low reliability of the electrical grid.
Suntech Power has announced that its 26.7MW Planeta Rica PV plant in Colombia has now been connected to the power grid. The project is a joint venture with Dutch developer MPC Energy Solutions (“MPCES”), with French developer Akuo Energy also owning a 50% stake.