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BEIJING, Sept. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — JA Solar, a trusted partner in global green energy, was named a 2025 Tier 1 PV module supplier by S&P Global Commodity Insights, reaffirming its leadership in market presence, financial resilience, technological innovation, and sustainability.

The Tier 1 classification, introduced this year by S&P Global Commodity Insights, is one of the most authoritative recognitions in the clean energy sector. Updated annually, the designation is based on a detailed methodology that evaluates companies across six dimensions: market influence, market share, company scale, global manufacturing footprint, financial performance, and sustainability. To qualify, manufacturers must exceed rigorous thresholds in at least four categories, ensuring that only the most credible and bankable partners are included.

JA Solar demonstrated strong performance across all assessment areas, including shipment scale, global diversification, financial health, and market influence. Its sustainability record, as measured by S&P Global’s Corporate Sustainability Assessment, ranked well above the industry average, highlighting its commitment to environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and professional governance. These strengths underscore JA Solar’s ability to deliver long-term value to developers, investors, and stakeholders worldwide.

This recognition builds on JA Solar’s consistent track record of innovation and growth. By June 2025, the company’s cumulative global module shipments had reached nearly 300 GW, reflecting deep customer trust throughout the world. Its latest Bycium+ (n-type) cell technology achieved a mass-production conversion efficiency of up to 27%, placing it among the highest in the industry and reinforcing its competitive edge. JA Solar’s global footprint now includes 16 overseas subsidiaries and coverage across 178 countries and regions, enabling responsive service and reliable delivery for projects of all scales.

“This recognition by S&P Global Commodity Insights reflects JA Solar’s unwavering commitment to product quality, operational excellence, and sustainable development,” said Aiqing Yang, Executive President of JA Solar. “As the world accelerates toward a clean energy future, we are dedicated to delivering high-performance PV solutions that create lasting value for our global customers.”

Founded in 2005, JA Solar is the trusted global brand in renewable energy. Through continuous innovation, expansive global operations, and a deep-rooted commitment to sustainability, the company plays a vital role in advancing the global energy transition and building a low-carbon future.

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Prairie View A&M University scholars are available to provide expert insight on historic legislation and its ongoing impact.

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas, Sept. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Prairie View A&M University marks the 135^th anniversary of the Second Morrill Act of 1890, landmark legislation that required states to establish land-grant institutions for Black students. The Act led directly to the designation of Prairie View A&M and 18 other historically Black colleges and universities as land-grant institutions, forever shaping the landscape of higher education.

PVAMU commemorates this occasion by offering expert analysis and commentary from distinguished faculty who can speak to the history, significance, and continuing influence of the Act. This effort is part of an ongoing oral history project to preserve perspectives from an institution that has benefitted profoundly from the legislation.

Available Experts Include:

• Dr. Melanye Price — Has expertise in Political Science, African American Studies, and Race and Justice. She also serves as co-chair of the prestigious Ruth J. Simmons Center for Race and Justice. Dr. Price can address the Morrill Act’s significance within broader struggles for access, justice, and equity in higher education.
• Dr. Marco Robinson — A historian specializing in African American and Texas history, Dr. Robinson can
• contextualize the 1890 Act’s passage and PVAMU’s role in shaping opportunities for generations of students.
• Dr. Bequita Pegram — Has expertise in African American History (Cultural Heritage, Civil Rights, and Community Preservation) and U.S. History (Social, Cultural, and Educational Developments). Dr. Pegram can speak to how these legacies inform community identity, historical preservation, and the continuing struggle for educational equity.
• Dr. Tiffany Thomas — An expert in urban planning and public policy, Dr. Thomas can connect the Morrill Act’s emphasis on access to the ongoing need for inclusive educational policy and community development.

Why This Matters:
The Second Morrill Act helped expand the promise of higher education to African Americans at a time when opportunities were systematically denied. Today, PVAMU fulfills the land-grant mission of teaching, research, and Extension.

To schedule an interview with our faculty experts or to learn more about the significance of the Second Morrill Act at Prairie View A&M University, please contact:

Liz Faublas-Wallace, Communications Professional
936-261-1562 | lswallace@pvamu.edu

Candace Johnson, Executive Director of Marketing and Communications
936-261-1566 | cajohnson@pvamu.edu

Office for Marketing and Communications
936-261-1560 | pvamu.edu/marcomm

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PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY, founded in 1876, is the second oldest public institution of higher education in the state of Texas and the third largest Historically Black College/University (HBCU) in the nation. Designated as an “institution of the first class” in the Texas Constitution, the enrollment exceeds 9,000 students and over 80,000 graduates. PVAMU offers academic programs through its ten colleges, Undergraduate Studies and School of Architecture, boasting degree options leading to bachelor’s to doctoral-level degrees. A Carnegie-classified high-research (R2) University and a member of The Texas A&M University System, PVAMU is dedicated to fulfilling its land-grant mission of achieving excellence in teaching, research and service. For more information, visit www.pvamu.edu.

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Prairie View A&M University scholars are available to provide expert insight on historic legislation and its ongoing impact.

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas, Sept. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Prairie View A&M University marks the 135^th anniversary of the Second Morrill Act of 1890, landmark legislation that required states to establish land-grant institutions for Black students. The Act led directly to the designation of Prairie View A&M and 18 other historically Black colleges and universities as land-grant institutions, forever shaping the landscape of higher education.

PVAMU commemorates this occasion by offering expert analysis and commentary from distinguished faculty who can speak to the history, significance, and continuing influence of the Act. This effort is part of an ongoing oral history project to preserve perspectives from an institution that has benefitted profoundly from the legislation.

Available Experts Include:

• Dr. Melanye Price — Has expertise in Political Science, African American Studies, and Race and Justice. She also serves as co-chair of the prestigious Ruth J. Simmons Center for Race and Justice. Dr. Price can address the Morrill Act’s significance within broader struggles for access, justice, and equity in higher education.
• Dr. Marco Robinson — A historian specializing in African American and Texas history, Dr. Robinson can
• contextualize the 1890 Act’s passage and PVAMU’s role in shaping opportunities for generations of students.
• Dr. Bequita Pegram — Has expertise in African American History (Cultural Heritage, Civil Rights, and Community Preservation) and U.S. History (Social, Cultural, and Educational Developments). Dr. Pegram can speak to how these legacies inform community identity, historical preservation, and the continuing struggle for educational equity.
• Dr. Tiffany Thomas — An expert in urban planning and public policy, Dr. Thomas can connect the Morrill Act’s emphasis on access to the ongoing need for inclusive educational policy and community development.

Why This Matters:
The Second Morrill Act helped expand the promise of higher education to African Americans at a time when opportunities were systematically denied. Today, PVAMU fulfills the land-grant mission of teaching, research, and Extension.

To schedule an interview with our faculty experts or to learn more about the significance of the Second Morrill Act at Prairie View A&M University, please contact:

Liz Faublas-Wallace, Communications Professional
936-261-1562 | lswallace@pvamu.edu

Candace Johnson, Executive Director of Marketing and Communications
936-261-1566 | cajohnson@pvamu.edu

Office for Marketing and Communications
936-261-1560 | pvamu.edu/marcomm

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PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY, founded in 1876, is the second oldest public institution of higher education in the state of Texas and the third largest Historically Black College/University (HBCU) in the nation. Designated as an “institution of the first class” in the Texas Constitution, the enrollment exceeds 9,000 students and over 80,000 graduates. PVAMU offers academic programs through its ten colleges, Undergraduate Studies and School of Architecture, boasting degree options leading to bachelor’s to doctoral-level degrees. A Carnegie-classified high-research (R2) University and a member of The Texas A&M University System, PVAMU is dedicated to fulfilling its land-grant mission of achieving excellence in teaching, research and service. For more information, visit www.pvamu.edu.

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