March 4, 2024 - Following the successful expansion of DAS Solar subsidiaries in Germany and Australia in 2023, DAS Solar has launched a subsidiary in Japan, expanding the business footprint in the Asia-Pacific region further.

As one of the world's pioneers in the development of photovoltaic resources, Japan is among the world's leading countries. The cumulative installed capacity of photovoltaic systems is expected to reach about 117.6GW by 2030, representing approximately 14%-16% of Japan's total electricity generation by 2030. It is expected that by 2050, photovoltaic and wind power will comprise 65%-72% of Japan's energy mix, making Japan one of DAS Solar's global markets.

As a result of the island and mountainous terrain of Japan, as well as its limited land area, the Japanese photovoltaic market has been dominated by distributed photovoltaic projects. DAS Solar N-type and lightweight modules meet the diverse needs of the local photovoltaic market with efficiency, reliability, high quality, and aesthetic appeal. A series of DAS Solar's flagship products were displayed individually on simulated rooftops and corrugated materials at the recent Japan PV Expo 2024, including N-type rectangular modules and lightweight modules. local customers were able to gain a more comprehensive and intuitive understanding of the products.

DAS Solar has continuously increased its market share in the Japanese photovoltaic sector in recent years. The company has developed long-term cooperative relationhips with several well-known local companies, supporting the development and construction of numerous photovoltaic projects with its innovative products and customer-centric service philosophy. The official operation of DAS Solar's subsidiary in Japan will facilitate a faster and more in-depth understanding of local market demands and changes. In addition, DAS Solar will optimize its distribution, warehousing, and logistics systems to better align overseas business operations with customer needs, accelerating the localization of overseas business operations.

In recent years, DAS Solar has been aggressively expanding its presence in international markets, engaging in global competition, and making breakthroughs. As DAS Solar's subsidiary in Japan begins operations, it will enhance the company's global market presence and marketing channels, increase DAS Solar's international visibility and influence, and strengthen its global competitiveness.