Risen Energy multicrystalline photovoltaic modules successfully obtained the Japan JET certification

Recently, Risen Energy Co.
, Ltd.
(hereinafter referred to as "Risen Energy") announced that its polycrystalline photovoltaic modules have successfully obtained JET (Japan Electrical Safety & Environment Technology Laboratories) certification
issued by the Japan Electrical Safety and Environment Research Institute 。 This is another international important market after the company has obtained a number of international authoritative certifications such as TUV in Germany, Positive Quality in Australia, MCS in the UK, etc.
, and has obtained the high gold content recognition
of another important international market.

JET certification is a certification
that aims to popularize solar power generation systems and ensure the performance, reliability, and safety of solar modules.
Companies that receive this certification are eligible for subsidies
from the relevant government agencies in Japan.
The Risen Energy polycrystalline photovoltaic modules that passed the test were tested in accordance with international benchmarks
such as IEC31215:2005-04, IEC61730-1:2004-10, IEC61730-2:2004-10.
After submitting test samples and undergoing a series of high standards of performance and safety, Risen Energy's photovoltaic products finally passed the rigorous certification
of JET with excellent quality, efficient power generation efficiency and excellent safety performance.

The relevant person in charge of Risen Energy said: "It is a great honor to be recognized by the authoritative recognition given by Japan's professional third-party certification body, which shows that the efficiency, reliability and safety of Risen Energy polycrystalline photovoltaic modules have been fully affirmed by the international market, and have also laid a solid foundation
for the company to further develop the Japanese market.
" “

According to the Japanese government's latest renewable energy target, the country plans to cut greenhouse gases by 26%
in fiscal year 2030 compared to 2013 levels.
To achieve this goal, 22% to 24%
of electricity generation will need to be generated from renewable sources.
Industry insiders interpreted that this means that about 7% of the 1,065kWh power production needs to come from photovoltaics, and the deregulation of the electricity market just launched this month is expected to play a certain role in boosting the development of the country's photovoltaic industry
.

"The liberalization of the electricity market is expected to further stimulate the development of the Japanese photovoltaic industry, so we are very optimistic about the development prospects
of the Japanese market in the next few years.
In the future, we will continue to adhere to the principle of product quality first, actively promote technological innovation and product upgrading, win the trust and affirmation of Japanese and global customers with efficient and reliable products, and help promote the sustainable development
of the new energy industry.
”