Tongwei Solar, the first photovoltaic company listed on the Fortune Global 500, made a successful debut at Intersolar Europe with its “Shine on Munich” Gala. The company showcased its TNC-G12/G12R series modules, known for high efficiency, low temperature coefficient, and minimal degradation, achieved through stringent material quality control and self-developed solar cells. Additionally, Tongwei launched its 2023 ESG Report, “Together to Win,” and received certifications from KIWA-PVEL, BSI, and Fitch. The event facilitated new partnerships with Econergy, KP Solar Group SMLLC, Wattkraft, EEN, and Nordic Sun & PTE. As per the company, the gala, held alongside Euro 2024, blended sports and sustainable energy in a celebration of photovoltaic advancements.
Tongwei debuts at Intersolar Europe
The TNC-G12/G12R series modules achieve high efficiency through stringent material quality control and self-developed solar cells. (Image Credit: PRNewswire)
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