Weekly News Updates (Dec. 21-Dec. 27)
A Year in Review: DAS Solar's Growth Journey in 2024
As 2024 draws to a close, we reflect on over 300 days of dedication, innovation, and achievement. Throughout this year, DAS Solar has navigated the new cycles of the photovoltaic industry with resilience, ambition, and consistent progress. By embedding technological innovation into every step of our journey and advancing the exploration of "PV+" solutions, DAS Solar has shone brightly, painting a vibrant picture of growth and success.
Path to Carbon Neutrality: DAS Solar Shapes a New Era of Sustainable Energy Development
The rapid advancement of industrialization has led to significant consumption of traditional energy sources, bringing issues such as resource scarcity, environmental pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions to the forefront of global concern. As advocates and practitioners of clean energy, solar enterprises play a critical role in transitioning the global energy structure toward cleaner, renewable alternatives, laying a solid foundation for achieving carbon neutrality goals. Since its inception, DAS Solar has steadfastly dedicated itself to the renewable energy sector, embedding ESG principles into its operational strategies to pursue sustainable and quality growth.
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A survey of the world's solar panels shows a global energy boom - ABC News
The amount of solar power in the world has been doubling roughly every three years, but because it came off a low base, it's hard to get a sense of how remarkable that growth is.
At current rates, solar is on track to provide 12 per cent of global electricity in three years, 24 per cent in six years, and 48 per cent in less than a decade. It's been a staggering ascent: no energy-producing technology has grown this quickly before.
Global solar module prices stable-to-firm as markets wind down for year end
The Chinese Module Marker (CMM), the OPIS benchmark assessment for TOPCon modules from China held steady this week at $0.087/W?Free-On-Board (FOB) China, with price indications between $0.083-0.095/W.
The module market continues to stagnate as the industry digests the impact of the recently signed "self-regulation agreement" by over 30 Chinese solar companies, which aims to stabilize prices by controlling supply.