JinkoSolar the Only Module Company Selected for S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook

JinkoSolar has been included in S&P Global’s 2025 Sustainability Yearbook, making it the first photovoltaic module company to figure among the 7,690 global companies assessed.

S&P Global’s yearbook recognizes companies that excel in sustainability across a wide range of industries. According to its latest Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) results,   Jinko’s latest ESG score has jumped to 69, ranking the company first among the top five PV module companies. In addition, it was awarded a BBB rating for the second consecutive year in the ESG ratings issued by MSCI.

As the first PV company in the world to join the RE100 and EP100 green initiatives, JinkoSolar has continued to improve the efficiency of its energy use and the share of clean energy by optimizing its energy structure, exploring its energy-saving potential, and strengthening its intelligent control.

 

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