Risen Energy claims to have supplied 3 to 5 MW of its advanced HJT Hyper-ion solar modules monthly to Pakistan since 2019, totaling 20 MW to date. These high-performance modules power government and industrial rooftop PV systems, supporting local solar development under the China-Pakistan “Belt and Road” initiative. Risen Energy’s HJT Hyper-ion modules boast high power output, efficiency, and reliability, with low degradation and temperature coefficients. According to Risen Energy, these innovations enhance local PV system performance, offering low LCOE and maximizing investment returns for Pakistan’s transition to cleaner energy.
Pakistani rooftops powered by Risen’s HJT modules
Risen Energy delivers 20 MW of high-efficiency HJT Hyper-ion modules to Pakistan, supporting local energy transition. (Image Credit: PRNewswire)
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