Recently, VSUN was recognized as the “Overall Highest Achiever” in the PV Module Index by the Renewable Energy Test Center (RETC), highlighting its achievement in product quality, performance, and reliability. During the RE+ 2024 Expo, RETC representatives presented the award to VSUN, which marks a significant international recognition of VSUN’s excellence in PV module manufacturing.

RETC (Renewable Energy Test Center) is a leading engineering services and certification testing provider for renewable energy products with headquarters in Fremont, California. Every year, RETC tests PV modules from various manufacturers, focusing on three key dimensions: reliability, performance, and quality. Their testing standards exceed those set by IEC, and they publish the annual PV Module Index Report based on laboratory results, awarding the Overall Highest Achiever to the best-performing modules.

VSUN’s achievement of the Overall Highest Achiever award highlights the company’s superior and reliable performance across all three dimensions: reliability, performance, and quality. This recognition further underscores VSUN's international standing in PV module manufacturing.

Looking ahead, VSUN remains committed to its customer-centric approach, focusing on research and innovation, and promoting sustainable low-carbon practices. The company aims to consistently deliver high-quality, efficient, and reliable PV modules, driving the global transition to sustainable green energy.

About RECT

RETC (Renewable Energy Test Center) is a leading engineering services and certification testing provider for renewable energy products with headquarters in Fremont, California. Since its founding in 2009, RETC has partnered with manufacturers, developers, and investors to test a wide range of products including modules, inverters, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and racking assemblies. RETC is helping to provide customers worldwide with a one-stop shop for testing, inspection, certification, and data services that de-risk renewable energy projects.