Runergy has achieved an important milestone by attaining a B rating in the latest Q4 2023 PV ModuleTech bankability report, marking a significant improvement from its CC rating in Q1.

According to data released by the China Electricity Council, the non-ferrous metal smelting, chemical, building materials, and steel smelting industries collectively account for 32.7% of the total electricity consumption, making

Runergy’s N-type PV modules are now certified for compatibility with K2 Systems, ESDEC, and Joris Ide in France. The newly acquired ETN certifications signify that Runergy modules are highly compatible

Runergy’s vertical value chain integration is undergoing rapid development. In addition to the swift progress in solar cells and modules services, the company’s EPC services have made significant advancements throughout

The 3.2MW photovoltaic power project at Chongqing Oupan Manufacturing Base achieved a successful grid connection on November 27. This project marks the first milestone of the “Global Partner Plan” initiated