DMEGC Solar’s Infinity and Infinity RT PV modules have achieved ISO 14067 product carbon footprint verification, complementing its Environmental Product Declaration certification. According to the company, ISO 14067 certification quantifies product carbon footprints, enabling GHG reduction identification and promoting eco-friendly production methods. Prioritizing carbon footprint reduction, DMEGC Solar leverages this advantage for European market penetration. The Infinity RT series, an upgrade of the Infinity series, features larger cells for increased power and efficiency. Moreover, these modules hold 100% renewable energy production certification since early last year.
DMEGC Solar attains carbon footprint verification
DMEGC Solar has attained ISO 14067 verification for its Infinity and Infinity RT PV modules. (Image Credit: PRNewswire)
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