Xingyi photovoltaic panel installation manufacturer

Is Xinyi Solar a sustainable company?

(Hong Kong, 18 January 2024) - Xinyi Solar Holdings Limited ("Xinyi Solar" or the "Group") (Stock Code: 00968), the world’s largest solar glass manufacturer, has made it on the “2024 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World” list published by the renowned Canadian media and research company Corporate Knights.

Will Xinyi Solar expand into polysilicon production?

The glassmaker has the funds to expand into polysilicon production. Investors in solar panel glassmaker Xinyi Solar can't put a foot wrong at the moment, according to the company's full-year results for 2021.

How did Xinyi Solar start?

The first utility-scale gound-mounted solar farm successfully connected to the grid. The first overseas production base commenced production in Malaysia. Xinyi Energy was spun off and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Xinyi Silicon was formed and Xinyi Solar was included in Hang Seng Index.

Where is Xinyi Solar located?

It provides photovoltaic glass products to major PV module manufacturers in the world. At present, Xinyi Solar had eight major photovoltaic glass production bases, which are located in Wuhu City of Anhui Province, Beihai City of Guangxi Province, Zhangjiagang City of Jiangsu Province, Tianjin City in China and Malacca City in Malaysia, etc.

Is Xinyi Solar a S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2024?

(Hong Kong, 17 July 2024) — Xinyi Solar Holdings Limited (the "Company", together with its subsidiaries, "Xinyi Solar" or the "Group"; Stock Code: 00968), the world's largest solar glass manufacturer, is pleased to anonuce that the Group has made it into S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook 2024 (China Edition) ("Yearbook").

Why has Xinyi pushed back solar projects?

While Xinyi said some solar projects had been pushed back into this year so developers could assess energy storage requirements mandated by the authorities, the company said it constructed four solar farms with a total generation capacity of 440MW last year and bought two projects to add a further 140MW to its portfolio.