Guangte a leader in renewable energy solutions, is proud to announce a significant advancement in its flagship 100MW Agrivoltaics (Agriculture-Photovoltaic) Power Generation Project. The successful delivery and positioning of the second batch of 35kV American-style compact substations mark a crucial step towards the project's final commissioning and grid connection.

This innovative project, located in China, exemplifies the synergy between clean energy production and sustainable agriculture. By installing solar panels above cultivated land, the initiative generates substantial green electricity while preserving agricultural output—a model for future rural development.

The newly arrived 35kV substations are a core component of the project's electrical collection system. Acting as power hubs, they will efficiently step up the voltage from the individual solar arrays, consolidating the energy for efficient transmission to the main grid. The "American-style" design is renowned for its compact footprint, reliability, and integrated construction, making it an ideal solution for large-scale, distributed solar farms.

Project Significance & Next Steps:

• Dual-Benefit Model: This project directly supports national carbon neutrality goals and local economic vitality, creating a blueprint for "green energy + smart agriculture."

• Technical Reliability: The use of proven, high-performance substation equipment ensures the long-term stability and efficiency of the power plant.

• Path to Operation: With this critical batch of equipment now on-site, the project team will accelerate the final electrical installation, testing, and commissioning phases. The focus now shifts to rigorous system integration and pre-grid connection checks.

"The arrival of the second substation batch is not just about equipment; it represents the tangible progress of our vision to build sustainable, multi-purpose infrastructure. We are on track to energize this plant and begin contributing clean power to the grid and benefits to the local community."

The completion of the 100MW Agrivoltaics project will mark a significant contribution to clean energy goals, with an expected annual generation of approximately 130 million kWh. This output will offset thousands of tons of carbon dioxide emissions each year.