Weekly News Updates (May 3-May 9)
DAS Solar Unleashes Flagship Module Portfolio at Intersolar Europe 2025
DAS Solar made a powerful impression in Munich with a showcase of its flagship products, including the DAS Black series, Diamond series back-contact (DBC) modules, lightweight modules, etc. Unveiled at at Intersolar Europe 2025, these offerings demonstrated the company's differentiated innovation strategy and high-efficiency product matrix, drawing significant attention from visitors and industry professionals alike.
DAS Solar Pioneers in UV Resistance with Its First UVID Certification from TÜV Rheinland
DAS Solar was awarded its first UVID certification by TÜV Rheinland at the Intersolar Europe in Munich. The certification, based on the 2 PfG 2944/07.23 standard, not only highlights DAS Solar's leadership in UVID resistance for N-type modules, but also marks a significant milestone in the company's advancements in reliability testing. The certification ceremony was attended by Mr. Weichun Li, Vice President of Global Power Electronics Business Segment, Vice President of Solar & Commercial Products Greater China of TÜV Rheinland Group, and Mr. Vincent Cao, Senior Vice President of DAS Solar.
DAS Solar and Solar Depot Sign Annual Supply Agreement to Accelerate Clean Transition in Europe
DAS Solar has announced the signing of an annual supply agreement with Solar Depot, one of Luxembourg's top solar distributors. This strategic partnership aims to deepen the collaboration in advancing renewable energy deployment across Europe, contributing significantly to regional low-carbon goals.
DAS Solar Unveils UVID Solution at Solar Energy Storage Future Germany 2025
DAS Solar released its cutting-edge solution to one of the most pressing technical concerns facing the PV industry today—Ultraviolet-Induced Degradation (UVID). Timo Heinrich, Business Development Director, delivered a presentation at the Solar Energy Storage Future Germany event held by Energy Box, and outlined the pioneering approach to enhance long-term reliability of N-type TOPCon modules.
Global PV installations may hit 655 GW this year, says SolarPower Europe
The world could install up to 655 GW of new PV capacity this year, according to the “Global Market Outlook for Solar Power 2025-2029” report, which was recently published by the SolarPower Europe industry association.
If confirmed, the result would mark 10% growth from 2024, when developers installed about 597 GW of new PV systems worldwide and global cumulative PV capacity reached 2.2 TW by the end of December.
Tight supply sends European module prices upwards in April, says sun.store
Continued supply strain has sent module prices on an upward trend in Europe during April, according to the latest pv.index report from solar trading platform sun.store.
As buyers continue to favour brands from the top manufacturers, this has driven price hikes for N-type monofacial and bifacial modules. The price for both monofacial and bifacial N-type modules increased to €0.105/Wp (US$0.119/Wp), representing a 5% and 12% price increase, respectively, from the previous month when prices remained steady or edged slightly downwards.
