Antaisolar Joins UN Global Compact to Advance Sustainability Goals
Xiamen-based solar mounting specialist Antaisolar has officially joined the United Nations Global Compact, signaling a shift toward more rigorous international sustainability standards. The move coincides with the release of the company's 2025 ESG report, which outlines a new framework for carbon management and supply-chain compliance across its global operations.

The company is integrating the UNGC’s ten core principles into its existing RAISE strategy. This roadmap focuses on five pillars, ranging from ecological co-existence to the stewardship of core business competencies. By aligning its internal performance metrics with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the firm aims to formalize how it manages emissions and labor practices throughout its industrial value chain.
Performance metrics for 2025 reveal that green power now accounts for 15.54% of the company's total energy consumption, bolstered by a self-built solar plant that generated 4,641,057 kWh of electricity. To ensure the accuracy of these figures, TÜV SÜD provided independent assurance for the reported ESG data. Beyond internal energy management, the company is expanding its EcoRaise initiative through 2027, with recent efforts including a partnership with the Xiang'an Animal Protection Association to support the conservation of six national bird species.
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