Runergy, a leading solar technology company established in 2013, has improved its PV ModuleTech Bankability Rating from CCC in Q2 2023 to BB in Q2 2024. This rating evaluates solar companies based on financial stability and manufacturing excellence. According to the company, the BB rating highlights Runergy’s robust track record, strong financial health, and innovative capabilities. By the end of 2023, Runergy claims to have shipped over 65 GW of solar cells, showcasing its substantial production capacity. The company operates globally, covering the entire solar value chain, including polysilicon, wafers, solar cells, modules, and complete solar project solutions. Runergy’s diverse product portfolio includes applications for residential, commercial rooftops, large-scale ground-mounted power stations, and tracker systems.
Runergy achieves BB bankability rating
Runergy operates globally, covering the entire solar value chain from polysilicon to complete solar project solutions. (Image Credit: Runergy)
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