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SUZHOU, China, April 30, 2021 /PRNewswire=KYODO JBN/ --

GCL System Integration Technology Co., Ltd. ("GCLSI" or "the Company")

(Shenzhen:002506), a leading photovoltaics (PV) company in China, has showcased

its large-size modules at the Green Energy Expo in South Korea, from April 28

to 30.

GCLSI, together with its local partner GS Global Corp., displayed the 210mm

modules at the Expo, marking the first-time large-format modules presentation

of the Company overseas. The GCLSI 210mm module comes with a maximum power

output of 675W and efficiency of 21.7%, making it suitable for large-scale

power plant projects. It can effectively reduce balance-of-system (BOS) costs

and lower the cost of energy.

South Korea has seen a fast-developing PV industry with more government efforts

being poured into the sector. In 2020, South Korea recorded a 4.1GW PV capacity

increase, and the country's solar energy projects drew in about US$3.6 billion

of investment, which is 71% more than the previous year.

To further develop the country's clean energy, the Korean government has

already expanded the scale of its solar energy tenders to 500 MW from 350 MW.

Total solar installation in South Korea is expected to exceed 20GW, mainly

bolstered by large ground plants.

In a bid to be in line with the industry trends, GCLSI has been increasing

efforts to develop its techniques to make large-size modules. The Company's

factory in Hefei, capital of China's Anhui province, is expected to commence

manufacturing in the second half of 2021, and will have the ability to produce

182mm and 210mm high-efficiency modules.

It's worth to point out that GCLSI adopts granular polysilicon for its solar

modules to reduce carbon footprint and fulfill lower-carbon power generation.

GCLSI is committed to producing more high-efficiency and low-carbon modules to

introduce more green energy products to clients in the South Korean

photovoltaic industry.

About GCLSI

GCL System Integration Technology Co. Ltd (002506.SZ) (GCLSI) is part of the

GCL Group, a global energy conglomerate, China's largest non-state-owned Energy

Company with a focus on new energy, clean energy, and related services. GCL

System Integration currently has operations all over the world and has

five-module production bases globally, making it a world-class module producer.

For more information, please visit https://www.gclsi.com/.

Source  GCLSI