On December 2, the four highly conspicuous "gas piers" located at Lu'anzhou Wharf in Changzhou were fully debugged, marking that China's first ultra-large-scale "photovoltaic + gas film" photovoltaic energy power station project will officially receive power. For a long time, large amounts of dust and exhaust gas have been "provoked" during the loading and unloading operations, storage and transportation of coal, sand and gravel and other bulk materials transported at the port. In March this year, the Lu'anzhou Terminal air film greenhouse came into being. It is the first bulk cargo yard in the Yangtze River Basin to use air film technology to achieve fully enclosed operations, and is used to comprehensively improve the ecological environment of the port terminal. These four greenhouses are located in the first and second phase bulk cargo yards of Lu'anzhou Port. They look like four giant loaves, with a total projected area of over 270,000 square meters, and can store 1.5 million tons of ore and other bulk cargoes at a time. The annual power generation can reach 11.56 million kilowatt hours, and it is expected to reduce 9,500 tons of carbon dioxide emissions a year. Not long ago, the giant "Qidundun" was covered with a "blue quilt". These blue blocks sparkling in the sun are distributed photovoltaic power generation solar panels, which can generate 6 million kilowatt hours for the terminal's own use, accounting for 10% of the total annual power generation. 52%, and the remaining power can be sent to the power grid to earn profits. Now that "Qidundun" has officially entered the 2.0 era, it can not only effectively avoid dust problems in open-air operations, but also achieve significant energy saving and emission reduction benefits through photovoltaic power generation. It is the first in the country to create a new application scenario for distributed solar energy power generation, demonstrating the "hard core" responsibility of green wisdom.

Recently, Azerbaijan’s first 308MWp large-scale new energy solar energy power station was officially connected to the grid to generate electricity. After the power station is connected to the grid, its annual power generation capacity will reach 500 million kilowatts, which can meet the electricity needs of 110,000 households. On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the “One Belt, One Road” initiative, the successful completion of this project is an important milestone in green energy cooperation between China and Azerbaijan, injecting strong impetus into local green and low-carbon development. Azerbaijan is one of the first countries to support the "Belt and Road" initiative and has cooperated with China in many fields such as transportation, logistics, and infrastructure. In the context of global carbon neutrality, Azerbaijan's Ministry of Energy expects to increase the proportion of renewable energy installed capacity to 30% by 2030, and begins to actively seek cooperation with Chinese new energy companies to accelerate economic diversification and reduce oil and natural gas dependence. As Azerbaijan's first large-scale renewable energy power station, the project is located in Gobustan District, about 60 kilometers southwest of Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, covering an area of approximately 5.5 million square meters. The power station adopts an innovative 8.85MW large sub-array design to further increase power generation, reduce investment costs, and ensure safe and efficient power generation. Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said at the grid connection ceremony: "Last year we participated in the groundbreaking ceremony of this photovoltaic power plant. Today, we are very proud to see that in a short period of time, Gobustan "It's a remarkable achievement to turn this open area into a source of green energy." Over the past decade, Chinese companies have used products, technologies, and services to inject vitality into the energy transformation of many countries and promote local economic growth. As a leading company in renewable energy in China, Sungrow has also contributed to the Belt and Road Initiative by providing cutting-edge renewable energy solutions and services. It is believed that more and more renewable energy projects will be implemented under this initiative in the future, and global carbon neutrality will be on the fast track.

Thanks to PV systems and battery storage, millions of households in Europe are already partially self-sufficient. A German-Swiss research group has calculated the potential for European residential buildings to achieve grid independence with solar-plus-storage solutions. The team aimed to determine whether such homes could abandon the grid completely. They based their calculations on a database that combined detailed geographic data about European buildings and households with local climate and economic factors. Using advanced techniques to simplify the process on high-performance computers, they designed cost-optimized, self-sustaining energy systems for 4,000 representative single-family homes. These results were then applied to the 41 million single-family homes they analyzed using neural networks. “Under today’s conditions, 53% of the 41 million buildings are technically capable of powering themselves through the use of local rooftop PV systems alone, independent of external infrastructure, and this share could rise to 75% by 2050 due to improved technologies,” said researcher Russell McKenna. “If we now assume that building owners would be willing to invest up to 50% more than would be necessary for a comparable energy system with a grid connection, then up to two million single-family homes could leave the grid by 2050.” Energy self-sufficient residential buildings show great potential, particularly in regions with stable weather patterns like Spain and areas with high electricity costs such as Germany. Electrolysis could also be a key component in cost-optimized systems. “Our results show that a successful, cost-optimal and self-sufficient energy supply system for buildings in Central Europe will consist of photovoltaics for electricity generation as well as a combination of short-term battery storage and a long-term battery storage, seasonal hydrogen storage system,” said researcher Jann Weinand. The key question is whether widespread adoption of fully self-sufficient, off-grid supply systems aligns with an efficient energy system. Single-family homes can contribute significantly to stabilizing a renewable-based energy system through load management, on-demand solar power injection, and provision of balancing services.

Recently, Anhui's largest solar system passenger car parking lot was connected to the grid to generate electricity, with an installed capacity of 11MW. The project is located at the southern end of Susong Road in Hefei Economic Development Zone, covering an area of 130 acres, equivalent to the size of 13 football fields, and can accommodate more than 3,000 cars at a time. The solar energy system parking lot is designed with an optimal inclination angle of 3°, taking into account multiple functional values such as efficient power generation on the board, convenient parking under the board, sunshade, rain protection, and dust protection. The project is expected to generate more than 12 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, equivalently reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 12,000 tons. Photovoltaic parking lots are one of the typical green energy usage scenarios in zero-carbon solutions in the automotive industry. The completion and use of this project has achieved a win-win situation between green energy usage and efficient utilization of the park.

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Several European solar associations have published an open letter calling on the EU to develop an industry strategy for the European solar photovoltaic industry and oppose the introduction of tariffs and trade barriers. To address the sharp decline in solar PV module prices in Europe, the signatories to the open letter propose four approaches that can be implemented in the short term. First, the signatories ask EU member states and representatives to call on the European Commission to further adjust the EU state aid framework to allow member states to support the operating expenses of factories. Secondly, the signatories demand that the EU quickly adopts the EU Net Zero Law and establishes a concrete flexible tendering system in consumer markets in the coming months. If this is done, Article 20 of the Net Zero Sector Act should be adapted to allow member states to hold a limited number of specific tenders of growing capacity to reflect Europe’s growing capacity needs. The signatories added that any pre-qualification criteria for solar PV must be avoided, which could adversely affect the speed and cost-effectiveness of Europe's energy transition and solar development. Furthermore, the signatories ask EU Member States and representatives to call on the European Commission to develop an EU-wide financial support framework specifically for the solar PV supply chain, building on the state aid framework. This framework could be linked to innovation funds and existing national support funds, mechanisms or instruments. Finally, the signatories call on the EU to use resilience and recovery funds wherever possible to support solar PV production. In August this year, Norwegian Crystals, a silicon ingot manufacturer, filed for bankruptcy. NorSun, also a Norwegian solar silicon ingot producer, also announced that due to the influx of "unusually low-priced" Chinese solar modules in September, the company decided to temporarily suspend production and lay off employees. In addition to calling on the EU to develop measures for the solar industry, the signatories also oppose tariffs and market barriers that could jeopardize Europe's growing PV market and existing PV ecosystem. "It would also jeopardize political development goals and deny consumers the economies of scale that make solar PV most attractive for decentralized consumer markets and electricity market supplies," the signatories wrote. one of the energy generation technologies. We ask member states and representatives to reject such proposals.”

The much-awaited Uzbekistan Photovoltaic Energy Exhibition commenced today with great enthusiasm, and leading solar energy company SUNROVER took center stage as an industry pioneer, showcasing its latest technological innovations to a captivated audience. SUNROVER's impressive exhibition booth stood as a testament to the promising future of solar energy in Uzbekistan. Showcasing an array of cutting-edge photovoltaic panels, 550W TOPCon solar panels, and renewable energy solutions, the company caught the attention of visitors and industry experts alike. SUNROVER's distinguished team of experts provided detailed insights into their latest projects, emphasizing the cost-effectiveness, efficiency, and environmental benefits of solar power. Visitors explored the company's interactive display, learning about innovative solar technologies, energy storage solutions, and grid integration systems. Moreover, SUNROVER seized the opportunity to forge new partnerships and collaborations with local businesses and investors interested in embracing solar energy. The exhibition provided a platform for fruitful discussions and networking among key industry players. As the exhibition continues, attendees eagerly anticipate discovering more groundbreaking technologies and engaging in meaningful exchanges.

SUNROVER is about to participate in the UzEnergy Expo in Uzbekistan. SUNROVER is proud to announce its participation in the highly anticipated UzEnergy Expo photovoltaic energy exhibition in Uzbekistan. The event, scheduled for October 25-27, 2023, aims to bring together industry experts, policymakers and energy enthusiasts from around the world. Known for its groundbreaking advancements in solar technology, SUNROVER offers a variety of cutting-edge and reliable solar solutions for commercial and residential needs. The company is committed to sustainability and energy efficiency and is at the forefront of transforming the global renewable energy landscape. During the Uzbekistan Energy Expo, visitors will have the opportunity to see SUNROVER's outstanding solar products up close. The booth will display some of our products: 550W TOPCon solar panel, hybrid inverter, lead-acid/lithium battery and small 5.5KW off-grid inverter. In addition to showcasing its cutting-edge solar solutions, SUNROVER will also hold informative seminars and discussions on the latest trends and advancements in the solar energy industry. Visitors will have the opportunity to engage with SUNROVER's knowledgeable experts, who will share insights on the benefits of solar energy, best practices for implementation, and the positive impact renewable energy sources can have on Uzbekistan's energy landscape. SUNROVER invites all UzEnergy Expo participants and attendees to visit their exhibition booth to explore their state-of-the-art solar solutions and discover the potential of clean, renewable energy.  About SUNROVER: SUNROVER is a global provider of innovative solar solutions, committed to revolutionizing the renewable energy sector. With a focus on quality, reliability, and sustainability, SUNROVER offers advanced solar panels, energy storage solutions to meet the diverse needs of individuals, businesses, and communities worldwide. Leading the way towards a clean energy future, SUNROVER continues to drive technological innovation, pushing the boundaries of solar power to create a greener and more sustainable world. Media Contact: Company: SUNROVER POWER CO.,LTD. Email: info@sunroverpv.com Phone: +86 18326173291