New EU CE regulations take effect, raising the EMC certification threshold for photovoltaic cleaning equipment. Starting in August 2026, equipment with motors, wireless communication, or PLC control exported to the EU will face stricter testing requirements. Uncertified equipment may be unable to clear customs or be placed on the market. Companies should promptly assess the applicable scope and delivery risks.

India’s BIS is tightening access requirements for PV cleaning equipment. From September 1, 2026, imported PV cleaning equipment must complete all type tests in India in accordance with IS 17642:2026 and obtain BIS registration. Quickly understand the extended certification period, delivery risks, and key response measures.

Photovoltaic equipment shipments to Europe are under pressure as Suez Canal rate hikes and limited container space have resulted in longer booking cycles and higher logistics costs. This article analyzes the delivery risks, changes in container availability, and key response measures for exporting photovoltaic cleaning equipment to Europe, helping companies optimize fulfillment and customer communication in advance.

TÜV Rheinland Germany updates the energy efficiency label template for PV O&M equipment. Starting in October 2026, PV cleaning equipment in the German market will introduce the AI-Efficiency Class A–D. Understand the impact of the new regulations on manufacturers, exporters, and buyers, and seize changes in product selection and premium pricing in the European high-end market.