Sunova signs agreement with insurance companies to insure its modules

Cooperation will guarantee 25 years of civil liability insurance and energy loss compensation services
Sunova firma acordo com seguradoras para assegurar seus módulos
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Sunova has entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with the insurance company Ping An Insurance and the insurance institution Lloyd's. 

The partnership aims to ensure the provision of insurance services for 25 years civil responsability and energy loss compensation for photovoltaic modules manufactured by Sunova.

“The cooperation with Ping An and Lloyd's reflects the recognition of Sunova's photovoltaic modules by insurers Tire 1 due to their quality, reliability and credibility,” the manufacturer said in a statement to Canal Solar.

“Sunova modules are now real rivals to Tire 1 module manufacturers. For our customers, insurance-backed products from world-famous insurance companies have high credibility and ease of financing, which helps them more easily meet financing requirements abroad”, added Sunova.

“We believe that this cooperation between the two parties can better remove customers' concerns about the quality and attenuation of photovoltaic products and to improve the risk resistance and financing ability of the photovoltaic project,” Lloyd's stated.

“The signing of the insurance contract with Ping An Insurance and the reinsurance contract with Lloyd's is not only recognition of the quality of our photovoltaic product, but also an encouragement to all people at Sunova. In the future, the company will maintain product quality and continue to provide customers with high-quality module products and high-efficiency services,” said Mike Song, president of Sunova.

Brazilian market

To date, Sunova has delivered around 300 MW in total to the Brazilian market. This year, the company reached 1 GW of module shipments and, in 2022, the company expects to be one of the players at GW level in annual module shipments.

According to the manufacturer, by the end of 2022 the company will have a modular capacity of 3 GW, of which 2 GW in China and 1 GW abroad.

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Ericka Araújo
Head of journalism at Canal Solar. Presenter of Papo Solar. Since 2020, it has been following the photovoltaic market. He has experience in podcast production, interview programs and writing journalistic articles. In 2019, he received the 2019 Tropical Journalist Award from SBMT and the FEAC Journalism Award.

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