Risen Energy Secures Contracts to Supply Solar Modules with a High-strength Alloy Steel Frame Totaling over 2GW

Risen Energy Co., Ltd., a Chinese solar module manufacturer, recently announced that it has signed contracts to supply 2GW of 210 series solar modules with a high strength alloy steel frame to projects throughout Spain, as well as in Hainan and Guangxi provinces, following the modules' November 2021 launch, with shipments exceeding 300MW to date.

Risen Energy's usage of high strength alloy steel frame technology, which decreases carbon emissions and energy consumption, underlines the company's commitment to a low-carbon transition in the era of carbon neutrality. Additionally, it demonstrates the company's new approach to responding to the global call for carbon neutrality by optimizing carbon emissions across the product life cycle, developing innovative technologies that reduce energy consumption during manufacturing, and contributing to the renewable energy sector's energy conservation and emission reduction goals.

The module's superior tear resistance, high strength, and rigidity are enhanced not only by the steel frame, but also by the self-healing zinc-aluminum-magnesium alloy coating, which provides excellent corrosion resistance and contributes to the module's outstanding overall performance even in harsh environments. Currently, Risen Energy's steel frame modules are the company's favored choice.

Risen Energy's innovative steel frame technology-based products now include the TITAN and NewT@N series modules, as well as the heterojunction product Hyper-ion, which was released in late March. The firm intends to continue reducing the carbon footprint of its high-efficiency modules in the future, while also providing an exceptional customer experience that enables customers to contribute to the reduction of carbon emissions.