Astronergy has concluded its World Tour 2024 in Shanghai, gathering over 300 industry experts to discuss solar trends. The event launched “Solar The Future,” a public welfare program funded by a portion of sales from each PV module. The ASTRO N7, producing 630W, means each participant contributes 630W of ‘Neo Light.’ By May 2024, Astronergy shipped 285,715,000 PV modules, totaling 100GW, resulting in a USD 390,000 donation to the initiative. The program focuses on biodiversity, education for children, and women’s empowerment. The 192kW ‘Neo Light’ from China’s event will support renewable energy training and welfare projects. Twelve Astronergy World Tour events are expected to generate 756kW of ‘Neo Light,’ equating to 983,000 kWh of green electricity, sufficient for 346 households annually.
Astronergy launches ‘Solar The Future’
Astronergy’s 2024 World Tour events aim to generate 983,000 kWh of green electricity, enough to power 346 households for a year. (Image Credit: Astronergy)
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