JinkoSolar Featured in Climate Group’s “RE100 China Guidebook” as an Industry Benchmark
During the summit, Climate Group officially launched the RE100 China Guidebook. JinkoSolar was featured as a representative case study for the PV industry, recognized for its leading practices in renewable energy procurement. In China, JinkoSolar has established a diversified procurement strategy—prioritizing green power trading, supplemented by green energy certificates (GECs) and self-generated power—to steadily advance its RE100 targets.
JinkoSolar noted that grid absorption capacity and market mechanisms remain the primary bottlenecks for scaling renewable energy in Asia. The company advocates for a collaborative “Solar-Grid-Storage” model and is accelerating the deployment of AI-empowered solar-plus-storage solutions. Furthermore, JinkoSolar called for enhanced cross-border power interconnection and regional carbon market synergy to fully unlock Asia’s green energy potential.
JinkoSolar consistently translates its climate commitments into concrete action:
· 2019: Became the world’s first solar company to join both the RE100 and EP100 initiatives.
· 2023: Became the first Chinese PV company to have its near-term, long-term, and net-zero targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
· 2025: Fulfilled its EP100 commitment by achieving 100% ISO 50001 energy management system certification across its operations.
Continuing its dedication to RE100, JinkoSolar recently donated a 120 kWp rooftop solar system to Chulalongkorn University in Thailand in 2025. This donation supports the university’s RE100 demonstration project, advancing campus clean energy initiatives and fostering a sustainable energy ecosystem.
Looking ahead, JinkoSolar remains committed to driving the global low-carbon transition through technological innovation and sustainable practices, partnering with stakeholders worldwide to build a greener, smarter, and more resilient future.