At RE+ 2024, Runergy will unveil a range of advanced photovoltaic (PV) modules, showcasing innovations like the bifacial DH108N8B model which, the company claims, enhances both energy yields and aesthetics with its all-black design. The DH144N8 model boasts a reinforced 35 mm frame and glass that withstands hail up to 55 mm in diameter—addressing the growing concerns over extreme weather events in the US. Runergy’s Alabama factory, with a production capacity of 2 GW, is set to commence operations soon. Other models like the DH156N8, which generates over 645 W of power, and the DH132H10, featuring HJT technology for low energy consumption, will also be presented.
Runergy to showcase innovative PV modules at RE+ 2024
Runergy is set to unveil a range of high-efficiency PV modules, including bifacial models, at RE+ 2024 in Anaheim. (Photo Credit: Runergy)
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