Astronergy participated in ASEAN Sustainable Energy Week 2024, Thailand, parallely introducing its ASTRO N series module products in the country, featuring its self-developed TOPCon 4.0 cell technology. The company says the ASTRO N5 TOPCon modules achieve a power output of 650 W and a module efficiency of 23.3%, offering enhanced reliability, low degradation, a long warranty period, and reduced BOS and LCOE costs. According to the company, these modules are ideal for utility-scale and distributed power stations. Astronergy maintains global manufacturing bases and sales channels in Thailand, Vietnam, and India, providing comprehensive services from marketing to after-sales support. As per Global Energy Monitor, ASEAN countries have over 28 GW of operational utility-scale solar and wind capacity, a 20% increase from 23 GW last year.
ASTRO N5 modules introduced at ASEAN
The ASEAN event has provided a platform for Astronergy to introduce its ASTRO N series modules to a global audience. (Image Credit: Astronergy)
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