According to the company, Risen Energy’s Heterojunction (HJT) Hyper-ion Modules have achieved a world-record maximum power (Pmax) output of 767.38 Wp with a conversion efficiency of 24.70%, verified by a globally recognized third-party organization. Risen Energy pioneered mass production of HJT products, incorporating advanced technologies like zero Busbar, ultra-thin wafers, silver consumption below 7mg/W, and Hyper-Link interconnection technology. The HJT Hyper-ion Modules excel in quality and reliability, passing rigorous IEC standards and environmental reliability tests such as IEC TS 63126, IEC TS 63209-1, and IEC 62938-82. Since the launch of these modules, they have been exported to nearly 50 countries and regions, with cumulative shipments exceeding 4 GW.
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Risen Energy’s advanced HJT technology features zero Busbar, ultra-thin wafers, and Hyper-Link interconnection for superior performance. (Image Credit: Risen Energy)
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