Canadian Solar Japan

Canadian Solar (NASDAQ: CSIQ) was founded in 2001 and made its debut on the NASDAQ in 2006. Over the past two decades, Canadian Solar has become a global leader in solar energy and energy storage solutions. We have also ventured into the development of large-scale solar power plants and battery storage projects worldwide. As of the end of June, our presence spans across more than 30 countries, with a dedicated workforce exceeding 20,000 employees.

Canadian Solar's subsidiary CSI Solar Ltd conducted its initial public offering on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in June 2023. CSI Solar encompasses solar module and battery storage manufacturing, as well as the provision of comprehensive system solutions, including inverters, solar system kits, and EPC services.

By the conclusion of December 2024, CSI Solar anticipates its production capacities for ingots, wafers, cells, and modules to reach 50.4GW, 50.0GW, 55.7GW, and 61.0GW, respectively. By enhancing vertical integration within our manufacturing processes, we aim to exert greater control over technology, costs, and the supply chain, fortifying our long-term competitive edge.

CSI Solar's battery storage division encompasses turnkey utility-scale battery system solutions and residential battery storage services. These solutions are further enhanced by long-term service agreements, which include provisions for future battery capacity expansions. For more information, please visit the e-Storage website.

Canadian Solar's subsidiary Recurrent Energy stands as one of the world's premier clean energy project developers, boasting 14 years of experience in delivering nearly 10GW of solar power projects and 3.3GWh of battery storage projects. As of Jan. 31, 2024, Recurrent Energy maintains a substantial solar project development pipeline of 27.3GWp, comprising 1.9GWp under construction, 5.5GWp in backlog, and 19.9GWp in advanced and early-stage development stages. Additionally, the company possesses a significant battery storage project development pipeline totaling 54.8GWh.