China's DMEGC Solar: Carbon Neutral Factory Achieved

• DMEGC Solar has made history, becoming the first PV module manufacturer to be certified as CO₂-neutral by TÜV SÜD. With energy-saving modifications, renewable energy usage and zero-carbon goals, DMEGC Solar sets the standard for sustainable PV production.

DMEGC Solar has achieved a significant milestone in its commitment to sustainability, becoming the first PV module manufacturer to be certified as CO₂-neutral by TÜV SÜD. The Sihong plant, which is recognized as the “Green Factory” of Jiangsu Province, has achieved 100% production of modules powered by renewable energy and is on its way to becoming a zero-carbon factory. To reach this goal, the company has implemented energy-saving modifications, increased its use of distributed energy generation and improved its waste recycling protocols. With plans in the pipeline to add 44 MW of rooftop PV capacity to its factories, DMEGC Solar sets the standard for sustainable PV production.

Has DMEGC Solar Achieved CO₂-Neutrality?

• DMEGC Solar has achieved the certification of CO₂-neutrality by TÜV SÜD and is the first PV module manufacturer to do so.
• The Sihong plant has achieved 100% production of modules powered by renewable energy, and is on its way to becoming a zero-carbon factory.
• To reach this goal, the company has implemented energy-saving modifications, increased its use of distributed energy generation and improved its waste recycling protocols.
• DMEGC Solar plans to add 44 MW of rooftop PV capacity to its factories, setting the standard for sustainable PV production.
• The company is committed to reducing its impact on the environment and has taken steps to ensure the sustainability of its operations.