Trina Solar has recently in a press statement said that they have built three Vertex Super Factories in Yiwu, Zhejiang, as well as Suqian and Yancheng in Jiangsu, China.
By the end of 2020, Trina Solar will see its 210mm-module production capacity exceeding 22GW, and will further shoot over 50GW in 2021 across the globe.
Being a Climate Samurai and firm believer of promoting renewables along with reducing carbon footprint, we reached out to the firm with our set of question to know if the factories of the renewable energy firm are really green? We asked -from where new factories are getting power to meet their daily requirement, how these factories are operating , number of workforce and is there any roadmap to minimize carbon footprint ?
Here is what the spokesperson of the company said : -
Trina Solar plays an important role in setting new benchmarks for the global industry by fostering best practices, world-class quality standards and sound policies. Trina Solar is committed to providing clean, sustainable solutions throughout the entire manufacturing life cycle of its products.
For Yancheng module factory, the factory is operating and maintaining by local power grid, a single workforce has 450 labor forces. They use lower-energy motors to reduce the carbon emissions.
Suqian cell factory: it selectively use company’s own modules installed on the rooftops to generate power. A single workforce has 40 labor force per line, which are 320 labor forces in total. They h
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