Astronergy showcased its latest n-type TOPCon PV modules at the Solar Pakistan Exhibition, aiming to cater to the diverse energy needs of the Pakistani market. The ASTRO N7 modules target utility-scale applications, while ASTRO N5 modules are designed for C&I scenarios. These modules utilize Astronergy’s TOPCon 4.0 cell technology, achieving an average cell efficiency of 26.15%. With Pakistan aiming for 60% renewable energy by 2030, Astronergy sees prospects in Pakistan’s solar industry growth, emphasizing its technology, product quality, and customer satisfaction.
Astronergy showcases its TOPCon modules at Solar Pakistan
Astronergy Highlights TOPCon 4.0 Modules for Utility & Commercial Solar in Pakistan. (Image Credit: Astronergy).
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