On March 29, the National Institute of Renewable Energy Science of the Republic of Uzbekistan (hereinafter referred to as "NIRES") visited CTC.

At the meeting, the two sides reached cooperation intentions in fields such as testing and certification of photovoltaic products, laboratory construction, and green and low-carbon development. Based on the principle of "complementary advantages and resource sharing," the two sides will establish international project cooperation featuring mutual exchange and mutual benefit.

The Republic of Uzbekistan began regulatory reform on March 1, 2024, requiring solar panels to comply with specific compliance standards during import and production to ensure the safety, quality, and efficiency of imported solar panels. Against this background, the Uzbek side hopes to leverage CTC's advantageous capabilities and resources in the inspection field to further strengthen laboratory testing service capabilities.

CTC has been deeply engaged in the photovoltaic inspection and certification field for many years and can provide testing and certification services across the entire industry chain in this field. On the one hand, it uses its experience and technological accumulation in inspection to assist Uzbekistan in quality control of photovoltaic products imported from China (supervision, inspection and acceptance, performance testing, etc.); on the other hand, it uses the more than ten turnkey photovoltaic testing laboratory projects independently planned and implemented by CTC's equipment technical team to provide customers with full-suite technical services such as photovoltaic laboratory construction plan guidance, equipment layout guidance, water and electricity layout guidance for photovoltaic laboratories, testing equipment configuration, laboratory management, testing personnel training, and laboratory informatization system construction. In addition, CTC has carried out a large amount of green and low-carbon work in the photovoltaic field and actively promotes the formulation of standards related to carbon footprints and carbon labels for photovoltaic products.

CTC will uphold the concept of common development and common prosperity, connect with Belt and Road countries, write a new chapter for the photovoltaic industry, support the green and sustainable development of the photovoltaic industry, and create a better future.