HY SOLAR Named One of the Global Top 500 New Energy Enterprises

The “Global Top 500 New Energy Enterprises List” is an important selection in the global new energy industry, jointly launched by China Energy News and the China Institute of Energy economics research. This comprehensive ranking is based on core indicators such as the previous year's revenue, profitability, and R&D investment. It is a globally influential and authoritative annual evaluation event aimed at recognizing benchmark new energy companies and promoting the sustainable and healthy development of the industry. 

HY SOLAR has s continued presence on the list reflects its core position in the new energy market. HY SOLAR, driven by its mission of “making energy cleaner and the world better”, remains committed to its original intention with high-quality photovoltaic products and efficient solutions, becoming a backbone of the industry. 
       

HY SOLAR has been deeply involved in the photovoltaic industry for twenty-two years, continuously consolidating and advancing its N-type zero-carbon integrated industrial structure. The company has established six major business sectors: high-end equipment manufacturing, industrial silicon and crystalline silicon, silicon wafers, N-type cells, N-type modules, and new energy power stations. Under the high-efficiency coordination of these sectors, HY SOLAR’s integrated innovation capabilities, intelligent manufacturing, and high-quality delivery have stood out in fierce market competition and consistently received positive feedback from customers. Focusing on cutting-edge photovoltaic technology and advancing its global market strategy, the sales network now of HY SOLAR covers core markets in Asia, Europe, North America, and Latin America. To date, the company has shipped over 100 GW of high-efficiency photovoltaic products. 

The future of the new energy industry is as vast as the stars and the sea. HY SOLAR will always aim to be a global green energy ecosystem integrator, striving to promote high-quality development in the photovoltaic industry and contribute to the early achievement of the “dual carbon” goals and the comprehensive popularization of green energy.