Astronergy supplied 480 MW of steel-framed PV modules to JISCO’s 1 GW solar power station in Northwest China, grid-connected by late 2024. The project includes 240 MW each of ASTRO N7 and N5 modules, featuring low-energy steel frames that eliminate wastewater and emissions while enhancing durability. In 2024, Astronergy partnered with JISCO and China Baowu Steel Group to advance renewable energy in traditional industries. The ASTRO N series, which includes N5 72-cell and 78-cell modules and N7 66-cell modules, has undergone rigorous reliability testing. Now in mass production, these modules aim to lower emissions and energy consumption in energy-intensive sectors.
JISCO’s 1 GW solar project powered by Astronergy
The project incorporates 240 MW each of ASTRO N7 and N5 modules, featuring low-carbon steel frames and enhanced mechanical durability. (Image Source: Astronergy)
Construction of the first of 11 solar projects in Italy is expected start Q2 2025, and to be completed by mid-2026. (Image Source: Alternus Clean Energy)
MLP&T’s solar project spans 1 million square feet, reducing 282,000 metric tons of carbon emissions over its lifespan. (Image Source: Chaberton Energy)
The 2,400-acre solar energy project at NNSS is part of the DOE’s Cleanup to Clean Energy Initiative. (Image Source: Estuary Power)
RES has been ranked by Wood Mackenzie as the second-largest solar O&M operator globally. (Image Source: RES Group)