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The new generation of high efficiency poly modules <br/> With power output up to 360W <br/> Lower hot spot temperature <br/> Low NMOT ......
Foundations for a sustainable future
Because there are limited natural resources to go around, we make them go around and around... Canadian Solar’s Corporate Social Responsibility Report 2016 reveals a commitment to social and environmental considerations that runs broad and deep. It was completed in line with the international...
Preserving biodiversity in the Congo
Located in the Eastern regions of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Virunga National Park has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979. Virunga National Park is home to a large portion of the world’s endangered mountain gorillas, chimpanzees, Okapis, and other rare species. It is...
Light Up Africa with Solar
During the COP 21 Climate Change Conference in Paris last December, Canadian Solar Chairman and CEO Dr. Shawn Qu made a specific call for action to phase out all kerosene lamps in the world and bring clean lighting to people without electricity in the next 10 years. The numbers are striking....
Solar park or biodiversity preserve?
When it comes to improving the environment solar can offer a lot more than clean energy. Solar farms have also been shown to offer protection to rare species of birds, animals, plants and to foster biodiversity. This was highlighted by the recent, and perhaps misinformed, decision by the UK...
Learning from schools that save with solar
Many schools around the US are switching on to the benefits of solar energy. First stop is Fresno, California where students have sent their administrators to the top of class for investing in solar power. Millions of dollars will be saved on energy and the money will be used to improve...
Unspoilt paradises want to stay that way
Many an island paradise is choosing solar power over diesel and other non-renewables for their energy needs. By their very nature they are blessed with an abundance of sunshine, and the fact that island populations often rely heavily on tourism means they have a vested interest in keeping their...
Canadian Solar is one of the three biggest solar companies in the world by revenue. We employ over 12，000 people and operate on 6 continents. Read more about us.
Making the difference
We’re committed to improving the lives of all those who interact with our brand in the communities we operate in. Discover how we go about making the difference.
11.1 GW pipeline
We’ve shipped more than 27 GW PV modules over our 17-year history and exponential growth has seen our project pipeline grow to over 11.1 GW. Explore some of our key solar projects.
A bankable brand
With the stable business operation, Canadian Solar has more than 1,200 active customers globally, and cooperated with 67 international banks. Get more detail on our investor relations portal.
