Vietnam -based Boviet Solar has secured EU REACH compliance certification from TUV SÜD for its PV modules, meeting the European Union’s stringent chemical safety regulations. This certification highlights Boviet Solar’s commitment to environmental safety by managing chemical risks in its products. According to the company, the Gamma and Vega Series modules, featuring high-efficiency PERC and TOPCon cell technologies, offer improved solar energy capture and conversion. By adhering to REACH standards, Boviet Solar ensures its modules are free from hazardous substances, safeguarding environmental and public health. The company claims these modules are built for durability and long-term performance, even under severe weather conditions, thus reducing waste and minimizing the need for frequent replacements.
Boviet Solar achieves EU REACH compliance
EU REACH certification ensures Boviet Solar’s PV modules are free from hazardous substances, protecting the environment and public health. (Image Credit: Boviet Solar)
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