Astronergy and subsidiaries achieve ISO 14064 and 14067 certification, validating a 27.65% reduction in carbon intensity from 2021 to 2022. Demonstrating the environmental impact of its module products, their entire life cycle, etc., the certification underscores Astronergy’s commitment to a sustainable, net-zero carbon world. Engaged with BSI since 2011, these certifications signify their ongoing efforts towards a greener future.
Astronergy achieves 27.65% carbon reduction, certified by BSI
ISO standards 14064 and 14067 quantify emissions & product carbon footprint, empowering companies to assess their supply chains. Illustration from Astronergy.
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