The PV CellTech Europe Conference, which took place in Frankfurt on the 12th and 13th of March 2024, held significant importance within the solar industry as a distinguished event where industry professionals and stakeholders engaged in the exchange of knowledge and cultivated partnerships to advance the renewable energy sector. Victor Manuel Rada, the Technical Support Manager at Runergy, delivered an insightful presentation highlighting the company’s journey and its substantial contributions to the solar industry.
Source: PV CellTech
Established a decade ago, Runergy has been dedicated to research, development, and production of high-efficiency solar cells. Since 2020, the company has emerged as one of the largest global solar cell manufacturers. In recent years, Runergy has significantly expanded its value chain and manufacturing presence, including venturing into polysilicon production and establishing cell and module capacity in Thailand. The company’s current core product technology strategy focus is on N-type.
Runergy unveiled several pioneering advancements at the conference. The company is exploring HJT and Perovskite technologies in its research and development endeavors. Runergy is also prioritizing intelligent and automated manufacturing processes to boost efficiency and implementing rigorous quality control measures to better serve its customers. In 2024, Runergy is poised to introduce cutting-edge front and back passivation technology along with optimal metallization technology, targeting a power efficiency breakthrough of 27%.
The company is launching the New Rectangular Wafers-Based Modules, featuring enhanced power output. The N-Type Module family is designed to meet diverse needs, backed by outstanding product quality validated by third-party institutions and field test results demonstrating superior real-time performance.
Source: PV CellTech
The PV CellTech Europe 2024 conference emphasized the swift advancement of PV cell technology, with a specific focus on N-type cell architectures in worldwide production. The conference also explored advancements in new production equipment, ongoing research and development, the PV technology roadmap up to 2030, and the potential effects on end-market installations. Runergy’s involvement in PV CellTech Europe 2024 underscores its dedication to the transition towards a sustainable energy future. By pushing the boundaries of solar technology and manufacturing capabilities, Runergy, a global partner in renewable energy, aims to play a pivotal role in achieving global PV production at the terawatt level, driving industry advancements beyond 2025.