In its weekly report released on July 25, the China Photovoltaic Industry Association (CPIA) featured RESOLAR as a key case study in financing dynamics. The report detailed  RESOLAR's completion of a Series A financing round worth tens of millions of yuan, jointly invested by Ronghe Technology, CITIC Environmental Industry Fund, and other institutions, with Bright Capital continuing to increase its stake. Notably, CPIA, a national first-level association approved by the Ministry of Civil Affairs, represents 922 member companies whose combined output of polysilicon, silicon wafers, and solar cells accounts for over 96% of the nation's total production, wielding significant industry authority.

Industry-leading media "PV-info" and "Photovoltaic.Solarbe" also provided in-depth coverage of RESOLAR's financing progress. PV-info highlighted its breakthrough in developing the world's first fully recycled photovoltaic module, with related reports garnering 1,296 views and 33 reposts as of August 9. Photovoltaic.Solarbe focused on its 10,000-ton production line capacity, with reports reaching 704 views and 27 reposts as of August 9. Both media outlets are among the top three most influential authoritative platforms in the photovoltaic vertical field, and their coverage has further expanded RESOLAR's technological influence within the industry.

RESOLAR's self-built 10,000-ton production line in Fengyang, Anhui, has achieved mass production of recycled materials including glass, aluminum, solder strips, and silicon. A landmark achievement in 2024 was its collaboration with Trina Solar to develop the world's first fully recycled PV module, a breakthrough that drew widespread industry attention. Supported by national policies like the "Technical Specifications for Pollution Control in Waste Photovoltaic Equipment Recycling," RESOLAR is expanding its R&D and production capacity to provide robust support for the green development of the photovoltaic industry.