Vietnam-based Boviet Solar Technology Co. Ltd. has earned the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) certification from EPD Italy for its entire range of PV modules. The EPD, a Type III environmental declaration, adheres to ISO 14025 and EN 15804 standards, assessing the environmental impact of products throughout their lifecycle. According to Boviet Solar, this certification applies to models like PERC BVM7612M-XXX-H-HC-BF and TOPCon BVM7610M-XXX-H-HC-BF, ensuring strict environmental compliance. The company claims this recognition complements its existing certifications, including TÜV SÜD EPA TCLP, European Union REACH, RoHS, TCSA, and PFAS compliance. These certifications support Boviet’s Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) goals, says Boviet.
Boviet secures EPD certifications for PERC and TOPCon modules
Compliance with environmental guidelines boosts Boviet’s reputation in the solar manufacturing industry. (Image Source: Boviet Solar)
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