During Intersolar Europe 2025, Astronergy’s ASTRO N7s PV modules proudly obtained two certificates, including Vereinigung Kantonaler Feuerversicherungen (VKF) HW4 Hail Impact Test Certificate and High Mechanical Load Test Certificate from TÜV NORD with exceptional results of +10,000/-4,000 Pa. These two achievements highlight the remarkable resilience and reliability of ASTRO N7s in extreme environmental conditions.

At Intersolar Europe 2025, Astronergy reaffirmed its leadership in solar innovation and international collaboration by debuting cutting-edge modules featuring its newly upgraded n-type solar cell technology and zero-busbar (ZBB) solar products, alongside strategic partnerships that strengthen its European footprint.

At this year’s Intersolar Europe, Astronergy formalized a cooperation agreement with TÜV Rheinland to begin module qualification under the IEC TR 63279 technical report. This internationally recognized standard focuses on sequential and combined accelerated stress testing aimed at derisking photovoltaic (PV) modules in line with real-world reliability expectations.

During Intersolar Europe 2025, Astronergy achieved a 3-year framework cooperation agreement with Aprilice AB, marking the company’s first major partnership in Sweden and the broader Nordic region, underscoring Astronergy’s ongoing global expansion and deepening commitment to accelerating the energy transition across Europe.

Astronergy, a global leader in high-performance photovoltaic solutions, has announced its participation in Intersolar Europe 2025, one of the world’s most important solar events. The company will be present at Booth A1.380, where it will showcase its most advanced and sustainable modules, designed to maximize efficiency and minimize environmental impact.

Astronergy’s ASTRO N Series PV modules, including ASTRO N7, ASTRO N7s, and ASTRO N8, have officially obtained the ECS PPE2 Low Carbon Certificate in France. With carbon footprint value of just 380 kgCO2/kWc, these modules stand out by delivering a footprint 15% lower than the current industry average, reinforcing Astronergy’s commitment to sustainability and global decarbonization.