Modules

Ever since the early years in solar business, large scale power plants have always been largely financed by third parties. Bankability and insurance have always gone hand in hand with PV business. 

BNEF Tier 1 listing is a dynamic process, subject to quarterly monitoring and changes, taking factory audits, global PV power plant monitoring and reporting, as well as the financial health of the manufacturers into account. . 
On top of this Tier 1 listing, DNV GL, the world’s largest independent energy advisory and certification body, and PVEL, a leading reliability and performance testing lab for solar modules, issue scorecards that present the most comprehensive publicly available reliability test results about solar modules, and guide solar project developers, financiers, and asset owners and operators around the world to choose cost-effective and high-performance modules. 

This scorecard summarizes the results of PVEL’s tests within an 18 month duration on module performance, including thermal cycling, damp heat, dynamic mechanical load sequence, and potential-induced degradation (PID). The modules that have degraded less than 2% for the entirety of the test sequence are recognized as “Top Performer” products, with whom Revolt Solar prefers to work. 

Too often, PV modules are considered a commodity product, while solar panels are the end result of a mix of choices. Therefore, 2 QC managers are continuously inspecting our modules during production and before shipment. We perform these inspections for our own shipments as well as for third parties. Revolt Solar is also putting an online QC traceability system in place. Based upon the serial number, our customers will have access to the QC report of the production batch, flash test reports and EL test pictures.