China leads the world in new energy technologies, among which the photovoltaic sector is booming in overseas markets and overseas orders for photovoltaic products are increasing, making positive contributions to Chinese standards, Chinese technologies going abroad and the green development of the Belt and Road.

Sun Power signed the largest independent energy storage order in South Australia

Sun Power and China Energy Construction Shanxi Power signed an agreement with ZEN Energy to supply the PowerTitan liquid-cooled energy storage system for the Templers Independent Energy storage project in South Australia.

The project, with a total installed capacity of 138MW/330MWh, has been approved by AEMO, the local power grid company, and is expected to be completed in 2024. It will be the largest independent energy storage project in South Australia, which can effectively improve the stability and flexibility of local new energy use and help Australia move towards a comprehensive clean energy era.

As the proportion of new energy connected to the grid increases and the degree of marketization of electricity trading improves, the economy of power generation side distribution storage and independent energy storage in Australia gradually emerges. As a well-known electricity retailer in Australia, ZEN Energy attaches great importance to technological innovation of new energy equipment and GPS grid-connection capability. The solar power PowerTitan liquid-cooled energy storage system selected for Templers project is based on the professional integrated design concept of three-power integration, which achieves full chain security and fast grid connection, which can bring higher profits to customers.

Zheneng Group and Masdar Company jointly build the largest photovoltaic project in Central Asia

Recently, Zheneng Group's real control enterprise, Zhonglai Stock, and Source Trading Company Limited, a subsidiary of Masdar, ABU Dhabi's Future Energy Company of the United Arab Emirates, officially reached an agreement to supply 1GW photovoltaic modules for STC's Uzbekistan project. This cooperation with STC is the latest achievement of international energy cooperation of Zheneng Group and a landmark project of overseas new energy industry layout.

The 1GW photovoltaic project in Uzbekistan is a model project of cooperation between the UAE and Uzbekistan, which has received high attention from the governments of both countries. As the largest photovoltaic project in Central Asia and one of the largest N-type photovoltaic projects in the world, the project is scheduled to be connected to the grid by the end of 2023. Once operational, it will deliver clean electricity to 1 million homes in Uzbekistan every year and reduce 1 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions every year.

According to the agreement, this project adopts all the JW series N-type TOPCon efficient components of Zheneng Group, which is also an active exploration of Zheneng Group to give full play to the advantages of mixed ownership of Zheneng Group and realize mutual complementation and promotion.

Zhejiang Thermal Power and Longji Green Energy signed the Kang Weng Bo project in Egypt

Recently, during SNEC Exhibition, China Energy Construction Group Zhejiang Thermal Power Construction Co., Ltd. and Longi Green Energy signed a 230MW module supply contract in Egypt. Both sides held a signing ceremony at Longi booth.

It is understood that the project is located in the city of Kom Ombo, 805 km south of Cairo, Egypt, about 78 km northwest of Aswan, with an installed capacity of 200MWac and a designed DC capacity of 230MW, while supporting the construction of a 220 kV grade booster station. The project is developed by ACWA power, China Power Engineering Consulting Group International Engineering Co., Ltd. and Zhejiang Thermal Power Construction Co., LTD. Longi will provide efficient and reliable PERC double-sided components for the project, which will be delivered within the year. It is expected that upon completion, the project will be able to meet the electricity demand of 130,000 households and offset 336,000 tons of carbon dioxide annually, which will provide new impetus for Egypt's energy structure transformation and economic and social development.Editor/Ma Xue