Quzhou, Jan. 2, 2025 - Recently, the 2024 GoGlobal Forum of 100 hosted by EqualOcean was held in Shanghai, where the GoGlobal Top 100 List was released. Thanks to the strategic international expansion and exceptional brand influence, DAS Solar was honored with the GoGlobal Emerging Brands Top 30 Award. Initiated by EqualOcean as a new think tank for globalization, the list received over 500 applications and nominations. After a two-month process of initial selection, re-evaluation, and final review, 100 companies and institutions were selected.

As global energy transitions accelerate and solar installations grow steadily, the era of PV 2.0 is driving Chinese PV companies to explore overseas markets more aggressively. DAS Solar, leveraging its leading advantages in N-type technology, has strategically strengthened its internationalization efforts across Europe, LATAM, APAC, Belt and Road countries, and other emerging markets. By collaborating with local enterprises and governments, DAS Solar is not only promoting the thriving development of the global solar industry but also seizing opportunities amid heightened market competition to make remarkable strides home and abroad.

As a BNEF Tier 1 Module Manufacturer, DAS Solar has accumulated extensive expertise in technology, talent, and supply chain management. By establishing subsidiaries in Germany, Australia, and Japan, DAS Solar has swiftly expanded into mature markets across Europe, Oceania, and Asia, addressing regional market demands with precise resource allocation. With localized and efficient sales networks, technical support, and warehousing and logistics services, DAS Solar has successfully delivered advanced technologies and differentiated products to global markets.

Local market expansion relies heavily on the cooperation of regional partners. DAS Solar has built long-term strategic partnerships with renowned local companies such as Goldbeck, Energy 3000, Future Green Solutions, Sol-Distribution, and others, deepening collaboration in technology, products, and customer service. The company has successfully commissioned PV plants and distributed projects in countries like Germany, the Netherlands, France, Greece, Australia, and New Zealand, earning widespread praise and recognition from clients.

Meanwhile, DAS Solar has consistently increased its investment in technological innovation, partnering with international research institutions and universities to advance cutting-edge research and development. Collaborating with The University of New South Wales to develop SFOS technology, the company aims to achieve a breakthrough in cell efficiency beyond 40%, driving technological progress and industrial upgrades in the solar sector.

To better adapt to overseas markets, DAS Solar also actively implements ESG principles, embedding them into all aspects of corporate operations to achieve sustainable development while contributing to the global clean transition. The company has established practical measures to address climate change, resource utilization, and ecological protection, utilizing clean energy attributes to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Initiatives such as adopting environmentally friendly production processes, reducing energy consumption, recycling PV modules, and utilizing clean energy in manufacturing earned DAS Solar a spot in the Bloomberg Green ESG 50 Companies to Watch List. Its structured governance, transparent information disclosure, and robust risk management framework further bolster the company’s overseas market growth.

Winning the GoGlobal Emerging Brands Top 30 Award reaffirms DAS Solar's progress in its global expansion journey. In the new year, the company will continue to sharpen its insights into international market demands, strengthen localized sales and service networks, and enhance brand influence and service competitiveness in global markets. Leveraging innovation, differentiated products, and diversified cooperation channels, DAS Solar aims to sustain and expand its overseas market presence while contributing to the global carbon neutrality.