At the high altitude of 5228 meters in the "forbidden zone of life", a groundbreaking "world's highest" photovoltaic power generation project was successfully connected to the grid for power generation.   Recently, the second phase of the Huadian Tibet Caipeng Photovoltaic Storage Power Station project was connected to the grid for power generation. The project is located in Nadong District, Shannan City, with a site elevation between 5046 meters and 5228 meters. It has become the world's highest altitude photovoltaic storage project, providing practical experience for the construction of new energy industries in high-altitude and cold areas.   The total installed capacity of the Tibet Caipeng Photovoltaic Storage Project is 150,000 kilowatts. The project is led by the Kunming Institute of China Power Construction Corporation and the China Power Construction No. 9 Hydropower Bureau is responsible for the construction. Among them, the first phase of the project located at 5100 meters will be put into operation at the end of 2023, and has accumulated more than 60 million kilowatt-hours of electricity, effectively alleviating the seasonal power shortage problem in Shannan area.   The second phase of the project started construction in August 2024. The total rated capacity of the project is 100,000 kilowatts. It is planned to install nearly 170,000 solar panels and configure a 20MW/80MWh grid-type energy storage system, which can output a total of 80,000 kWh of electricity for 4 consecutive hours at night.   China Power Construction introduced that the second phase of the power station project uses a new generation of photovoltaic modules, which has increased the photoelectric conversion efficiency by 7.5%, and adopts bifacial solar panel design, which can make full use of the reflected light on the ground for power generation. The overall efficiency is 20% higher than that of traditional facial photovoltaic panels.   Now, the smooth commissioning of the second phase of the project will further enhance the power generation capacity of the entire photovoltaic storage power station. The annual power generation is expected to reach 155 million kWh, meeting the annual electricity demand of about 50,000 households. This achievement will effectively alleviate the power shortage problem in the winter and spring seasons in the central Tibet region.   China Power Construction said that the entire second phase of the project covers an area of ​​about 2,000 mu, with a total of 250,000 photovoltaic panels laid. The region has extremely abundant average annual solar radiation, more than twice that of plain areas at the same latitude. The resource grade is rated A, providing unique natural conditions for the efficient operation of photovoltaic power stations.

Recently, the data of Trina Solar's 150MW fishery-photovoltaic complementary project in Feicheng, Shandong Province was released. The total power generation from January to November reached 163 million kWh, demonstrating the excellent performance of Trina Solar's Supreme 670W solar panels. With stable operating efficiency, the actual power generation of the Supreme modules exceeded the expected power generation, steadily guaranteeing customers' investment returns. The location of this fishery-photovoltaic complementary project in Shiheng Town, Feicheng is the coal mining subsidence area of ​​Shiheng Town. It is a preferred project for the conversion of new and old kinetic energy in Shandong Province and a key green card project in Tai'an City. Fully tapping the available resources such as the coordinated coal mining subsidence area, and innovatively launching the fishery-photovoltaic complementary model of "surface photovoltaic power generation + underwater fish farming", the project not only provides solid green power support for the local area, but also promotes the governance and improvement of the ecological environment, and develops clean energy to drive the green transformation of the coal mining subsidence area, giving full play to the economic and ecological benefits. The project uses Trina 670W solar panels. This series of modules has many innovative designs. With high power, high efficiency, high power generation and high reliability, it can effectively reduce the cost per kilowatt-hour and ensure the investment return of the project party. As an all-round top student, Trina 670W solar panels passed the reliability test of Jianheng with high scores, and passed the rigorous wet and hot sequence test of Jianheng with the first place in the overall excellent performance. Even in a wet and hot environment, it can ensure that the modules can generate electricity safely throughout the life cycle, bringing more lasting power generation benefits to customers and the industry. It is widely used in multiple scenarios such as fishing, tidal flats, floating, and sea surface. For example, the 70MW fishing-photovoltaic complementary project in Nandagang, which has been connected to the grid for power generation, also uses Trina 670W high-efficiency modules. Supreme high-efficiency modules have become the mainstream of industry development and have become the inevitable choice for large-scale ground power stations. It is worth mentioning that this fishing-photovoltaic complementary project in Feicheng is a photovoltaic storage fusion project, and all energy storage equipment uses Trina energy storage power station system. The second phase project is equipped with a 27MW/54MWh Trina energy storage Elementa King Kong series liquid cooling system. The project demonstrates Trina Solar's product integration advantages from components to energy storage, from battery cells to cabins to PCS, as well as the scenario value it brings to the integrated solut...

On November 30, the Aral 2GW photovoltaic base project (Phase I) of the First Division of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps was successfully connected to the grid for power generation at full capacity. This project is the largest photovoltaic project in the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps and the largest photovoltaic project in the CNNC Group. The project has an installed capacity of 1,000MW, with a total investment of approximately RMB 3.83 billion. The construction base covers an area of ​​more than 30,000 mu, with 320 photovoltaic power generation units and more than 1.81 million solar panels. It is equipped with a 220 kV booster station, a 53-kilometer-long 220 kV transmission line, and a 250 MW/1,000 MWh energy storage power station. After completion, it is expected that the average annual grid-connected electricity will be 1.22 billion kWh, which is equivalent to saving 390,000 tons of standard coal per year, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 1.07 million tons, reducing sulfur dioxide emissions by approximately 1.08 million tons, and reducing nitrogen oxide emissions by approximately 172 tons. It is reported that the project is located in the desert area north of the Taklimakan Desert, on the vast Gobi Desert of the Second Regiment of the First Division of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. The location has the natural advantages of flat terrain, long-lasting sunshine and strong radiation. The "grass-light complementarity" operation model it adopts can play a role in restoring the natural ecology of desertified areas.

On November 21, the Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport photovoltaic construction project held a groundbreaking ceremony. The project has a planned installed capacity of 30 megawatts. This is also the largest distributed photovoltaic power generation project for civil airports in China. It is expected to be completed and put into operation in the first half of 2025. The project is invested and constructed by CGN Wind Power Co., Ltd. After the project is completed, it can effectively reduce the energy cost of the airport, reduce carbon emissions, and have positive significance for accelerating the realization of carbon peak, carbon neutrality goals and ecological environmental protection. At the same time, it will effectively alleviate the peak power consumption pressure in Chongqing during the "peak summer" period and form a safe and stable local power grid. It is reported that the total investment of the photovoltaic construction project of Jiangbei International Airport is more than 100 million yuan, and the construction scale will cover an area of ​​about 280,000 square meters of Jiangbei Airport. After the project is completed, the annual power generation is expected to reach 24 million kWh, accounting for about 10% of the total annual power consumption of the entire airport, and is expected to reduce carbon emissions by about 20,000 tons per year. As an important window for Chongqing to show itself to the outside world, the implementation of the photovoltaic project at Jiangbei International Airport has a good demonstration effect on the high-quality promotion of green, low-carbon and circular development, and is of milestone significance for the implementation of the green development concept and the construction of a "dual-carbon airport". At present, the project construction unit is accelerating the promotion of various tasks such as clearance safety and anti-glare demonstration, striving to achieve formal grid connection and operation in the first half of 2025.

The Brazilian government has raised the import tax rate on solar modules from 9.6% to 25%.   Introduced by the Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services (MDIC) this week (12 November), the tariff will see an increase of duties for solar cells built in solar panels or modules – as described in the government’s Official Gazette of the Union – and entered into force on the same day.   This is the second time the tariffs have been raised this year, with the implementation of the 9.6% duty on solar modules taking effect at the beginning of the year.   The tariff increase was in response to requests from two national module manufacturers, BYD Energy Brazil, a local PV module manufacturer subsidiary of Chinese automaker BYD, and Brazilian module manufacturer Sengi Solar.   After hydropower, solar PV is the technology with the most installed capacity in Brazil, with over 48GW in operation. Solar PV represents 20% of the country’s total installed electricity capacity.   Brazilian trade association Absolar said in a LinkedIn post that the decision was a “setback in the energy transition” and could risk an increase in prices and the loss of investments.   Its executive president, Rodrigo Sauaia, mentioned during a panel at the Conference of the Parties 29 (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, that: “This can impact very severely projects that are already under construction.” Sauaia added that the tariff increases will freeze the conditions for the market to access financing.   He also highlighted the timing of this decision, considering Brazil is set to host COP30 next year. “It is very important to help renewable energy technologies, to help the energy transition accelerate, not decelerate,” said Sauaia.   A survey made by the Brazilian trade association regarding the increase of tariffs on modules to 25% puts over 25GW of solar PV projects at risk of being cancelled by 2026, according to several local news outlets. This represents more than BRL97 billion (US$16.7 billion) in solar investments.

In a move that underscores its commitment to meeting the growing global demand for reliable and efficient energy solutions, SUNROVER is pleased to announce the introduction of Deye and Solis split-phase inverters to its comprehensive product lineup. With power options ranging from 3KW to 30KW and split-phase inverter voltage capabilities of 110V/220V/220V/240V, these inverters cater to a wide array of applications, from residential to commercial settings.   SUNROVER boasts an impressive stockpile of these inverters, ensuring that customers can rely on swift fulfillment and minimal lead times. Thanks to its robust supply chain management and strategic inventory planning, SUNROVER is capable of preparing shipments within an expedited timeframe of 7-15 days. This rapid response capability is a testament to the company's dedication to providing seamless service and minimizing downtime for its valued clients.   The partnership between SUNROVER and both Deye and Solis extends beyond mere distribution. It is a deep-rooted collaboration that leverages each brand's expertise to deliver unparalleled quality and innovation. SUNROVER's close relationship with Deye and Solis allows for continuous product enhancements and customized solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of diverse markets.   "Our strategic alliance with Deye and Solis underscores SUNROVER's commitment to offering the market the most advanced and reliable energy technologies," said a spokesperson for SUNROVER. "With ample stock of their split-phase inverters, we are well-positioned to serve our customers promptly and efficiently, ensuring they have access to the power solutions they need to thrive."   The introduction of Deye and Solis split-phase inverters complements SUNROVER's existing portfolio of renewable energy products, further solidifying its position as a trusted provider of comprehensive energy solutions. By maintaining robust inventory levels and fostering strong partnerships with leading brands like Deye and Solis, SUNROVER is poised to meet the evolving needs of the global energy landscape with confidence and agility.   As the world increasingly turns towards sustainable energy solutions, SUNROVER stands ready to support this transition with its diverse range of high-quality products and unmatched service excellence. With its impressive inventory of Deye and Solis split-phase inverters and swift fulfillment capabilities, SUNROVER is the go-to partner for businesses and individuals seeking to harness the power of renewable energy efficiently and effectively.   For more information about SUNROVER's inventory of Deye and Solis split-phase inverters and its rapid fulfillment services, please visit the company's official website or contact its customer service team directly.

In a significant leap forward for energy storage solutions, SUNROVER has announced that its impressive fleet of 1,200 3V200AH lead-acid batteries is currently in full production. Demonstrating its robust manufacturing prowess, SUNROVER is churning out these high-capacity batteries to meet the growing demand for reliable and durable energy solutions.   Some batches have already completed rigorous testing phases, showcasing their superior quality and performance. These lead-acid batteries are designed to deliver consistent power output and long service life, making them ideal for a wide range of applications.   Upon completion of production, the batteries will be swiftly packed and shipped to Guinea, where they are expected to make a significant impact on the local energy landscape. SUNROVER's commitment to quality and its ability to scale up production efficiently underscore its position as a leading provider of energy storage solutions.

Uzbekistan has successfully integrated a 50kW on grid system into its national power grid, marking a significant milestone in the country's renewable energy journey. This impressive project utilized 86 pieces of SUNROVER's high-performance 580W solar panels along with a 50KW Growatt on-grid inverter, demonstrating the synergy between cutting-edge technology and sustainable energy goals.   The SUNROVER 580W solar panels, known for their superior quality and exceptional efficiency, played a pivotal role in the success of this project. Each panel is engineered to maximize energy output, ensuring that the system operates at optimal levels throughout the day. This not only boosts the overall power generation capacity but also enhances the reliability and stability of the on grid system.   Customers in Uzbekistan have expressed their utmost satisfaction with the SUNROVER solar panels. They have praised the panels' ability to generate a substantial amount of electricity, even under varying weather conditions. This testament to SUNROVER's commitment to delivering top-notch products that meet and exceed customer expectations.   "We are thrilled to see our SUNROVER solar panels contributing to Uzbekistan's renewable energy landscape," said Aimee from SUNROVER. "The success of this project is a direct reflection of our dedication to innovation and quality, and we are grateful for the trust and confidence our customers have placed in us."   The 50kW grid-connected system is expected to play a crucial role in Uzbekistan's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint and transition to a cleaner, greener energy future. With SUNROVER solar panels leading the charge, the country is well on its way to achieving its renewable energy targets and contributing to global sustainability efforts.   Let's congratulate our valued customers in Uzbekistan on this remarkable achievement and look forward to more successful collaborations in the future. SUNROVER remains committed to providing high-quality solar panels and innovative solutions that power a sustainable tomorrow.