E-Soltec (CEO Song Jong-woon) announced on the 1st that its own energy-saving self-contained house has been officially listed as a modular building by the New Zealand government, allowing it to export on a large scale.

The energy-saving house developed by the company is a structure equipped with a solar module, a heat collecting plate and an energy storage (ESS) system that can be manufactured to the size customers want.

In the past year and two months, efforts have been made to meet New Zealand's building regulations 'multi-prof' to obtain certification recently, enabling the export of finished products without going through New Zealand building licensing.

CEO Song Jong-woon said, "The energy-saving house can be used in a variety of ways for special purposes such as leisure and second houses in addition to residential purposes," adding, "We will lead the safe and pleasant module house market outside New Zealand.".

Gwangju = Reporter Kim Han-sik hskim@etnews.com