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Risen HJT panels pass TÜV SÜD environmental testing

Report found that the manufacturer's modules demonstrated a maximum energy degradation rate of less than 5%

Solar energy Canal Risen HJT Solar Panels Pass TÜV SÜD Environmental Tests

Panels with Risen HJT technology. Image: Risen Energy/Disclosure

A Risen Energy announced that its HJT Hyper-ion modules passed the tests of MOT South – world-renowned outsourced agency with authority in this segment – ​​under 3X IEC environmental conditions.

According to the report, the panels demonstrated a maximum rate de degradation de lower energy a 5%, which confirms the high reliability and weather resistance of the modules throughout their entire life cycle.

"Your exceptional resistance a bad weather ensures better protection for installations under extreme conditions, in the long term, contributing to increasing the energy generation of photovoltaic plants, resulting in greater financial returns for customers”, highlighted the company.

According to the company, as the photovoltaic sector evolves and the global installed capacity de generation by the source teacher a increase, the environmental conditions under which panels are applied become increasingly diverse. “Some special application scenarios require greater weather resistance and module reliability.”

“Therefore, the IEC tests more stringent became a fundamental requirementl so that manufacturers validate o performance of your panels. As the largest HJT-focused manufacturer, Risen considers rigorous IEC testing as a basic requirement for its HJT Hyper-ion products during their development and mass production,” they highlighted.

About Risen Energy

Risen Energy, with 22 years de experience dedicated to the photovoltaic sector, has accumulated extensive experience in the development and manufacturing of cells and modules and has established a comprehensive quality management system in order to guarantee reliability of its products throughout their entire life cycle – thus delivering the desired results in terms of performance.


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Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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