Chinese solar module manufacturer Risen Energy Co., Ltd. recently announced 
that the company has signed contracts to supply 2GW 210 series solar modules 
with high strength alloy steel frame to projects across Spain as well as in 
Hainan and Guangxi provinces following the launch of the modules in November 
2021, with shipments to date exceeding 300MW. 

The use of the high strength alloy steel frame technology that reduces carbon 
emissions and energy consumption reflects Risen Energy's efforts to contribute 
to the low-carbon transition in the era of carbon neutrality. It also 
demonstrates the firm's new approach to responding to the global call for 
achieving carbon neutrality, optimizing carbon emissions across the product 
life cycle, developing innovative technologies that lower energy consumption in 
production, and contributing to the renewable energy sector's energy 
conservation and emission reduction goals. In particular, with the steel frame 
that offers superior tear resistance, high strength and high rigidity, the 
module not only enhances stability, but also leverages the self-healing 
zinc-aluminum-magnesium alloy coating that offers excellent corrosion 
resistance and helps to deliver outstanding comprehensive performance even in 
harsh environments. Currently, Risen Energy's steel frame modules have become 
the preferred choice for the company's customers.

Risen Energy's products that employ the advanced steel frame technology now 
include the TITAN and NewT@N series modules as well as the heterojunction 
product called Hyper-ion that was launched at the end of March. Going forward, 
the company plans to continue optimizing the carbon footprint of its 
high-efficiency modules, delivering an outstanding experience to customers so 
that they, too, can participate in the reduction of carbon emissions.

SOURCE  Risen Energy Co., Ltd