Astronergy recently made a striking debut at Intersolar Europe 2025, unveiling cutting-edge photovoltaic (PV) module solutions.
The ASTRO N7s series emerged as the showstopper, drawing significant attention from industry professionals. Built on Astronergy’s self-developed TOPCon 5.0 cells and integrated with ZBB-TF technology, the ASTRO N7s modules deliver a 5%-6% power generation gain under identical roof space conditions. The all-black design, free from busbar traces, ensures seamless roof integration while showcasing the ultimate aesthetic of PV modules. Additionally, with a module area of less than 2m² and lightweight construction, the ASTRO N7s enables single-person handling and installation, dramatically enhancing construction efficiency and convenience—a perfect fit for Europe’s residential market, where distributed applications dominate.
The ASTRO N7 modules also garnered substantial interest for their all-scenario adaptability. By incorporating SMBB technology, rectangular silicon wafers, and gap-reflective film, the ASTRO N7 achieves a maximum module efficiency of 23.3%. Boasting high power output, efficiency, reliability, per-watt energy yield, and cost-effectiveness, it meets diverse environmental demands, providing users with sustained, efficient clean energy while effectively reducing levelized cost of electricity (LCOE). This has made it a top choice for numerous customers.
During the exhibition, Astronergy forged collaborations with multiple authoritative institutions and domestic and international new energy clients.
Astronergy and TÜV Rheinland, a global independent third-party testing, inspection, and certification body, completed the signing ceremony for the IEC TR 63279 standard cooperation agreement. This partnership marks a significant step forward in PV module reliability testing, bolstering Astronergy’s technological edge and global market competitiveness.
TÜV Rheinland also awarded the hail test certification for Astronergy’s ASTRO N7s modules. Conducted at the Cologne laboratory under extreme climate simulations in line with IEC 61215-2 and VKF standards, the modules underwent high-intensity impact tests using 40mm-diameter hailstones. The results confirmed zero microcracks or power degradation, underscoring exceptional impact resistance and offering reliable solutions for regions prone to hailstorms.
At the event, Kiwa PV Evolution Labs, a globally recognized independent third-party testing laboratory, honored Astronergy with the 2025 “Top Performer” award for PV modules. This marks Astronergy’s ninth consecutive year receiving the accolade, cementing its position as a global leader in PV module reliability.
Zhang Wei, Chief Marketing Officer of Astronergy, joined Jingwei Cheng, CEO, and Yang Yang, Co-Founder of Aprilice (a subsidiary of Sonepar Group and a leading PV distributor in Northern Europe), in signing a three-year strategic framework agreement. As the largest PV distributor in Northern Europe with strong market presence in Sweden, Aprilice’s partnership signifies Astronergy’s scalable entry into the Nordic market.
Concurrently, Astronergy officially granted regional authorization to its East European strategic partner, Manitu Solar Group (operating in Poland, Romania, and Hungary), marking a major breakthrough in the company’s distribution network across Eastern Europe.
