Recently in China in Fukang, Prefecture Changji, Xinjiang, met in China in Fukang, the concrete shell of the 100 MW recipient (CSP), which has reached the Prefecture of Xinjiang Prefecture in Fukang, the Changji Prefecture in Fukang. The structure is now 189 meters; When the recipient and the auxiliary systems are installed, the tower reaches 236 meters.
The project pioneers a “generation above, recovery under” model for desert government: Heliostat fields deliver solar thermal energy, while drought-tolerant feed grass are planted in shaded areas to build a CSP generation-ecological chain, ie, ie, ie, ie, ie, Agrivoltaic.
Once in operation, the 100 -MW -CSP block is expected to produce around 120 GWh annually, which corresponds to a saving of 40,000 tons of standard carbon and avoids around 140,000 tons of CO2.
In the meantime, Chinese developers also deepen their footprint in overseas. An EPC guided by China’s EPC broke the ground on a 105 mw-PV work and a 200 MW wind park in the Dhofar Governor from Oman. With a planned construction period of one year, the dual project price marks the further penetration of Chinese companies in the weddings energy infrastructure in the Middle East.
In the middle of political fluctuations and global tariff pressure, the Chinese market leaders show impressive resilience. Canadian Solar reported on his half -year results, with the module shipping in the first half and the profit rose by more than 700% quarterly in the second quarter compared to the quarter. The company expects a total annual shipping of 25 to 27 GW, which means that technological leadership and global channels are used to defend the shares. Regardless of this, Saifutian returned to profitability and achieved the net profit in the first half of 3.08 million RMB, an increase of 124.67% compared to the previous year and an example of the adaptability of the best players.
However, the pressure of consolidation is recognizable elsewhere. Bangjie Co., Ltd. Called to end the plans for a 10 GW production base and the F&-Center with a high efficiency module, which reflects more careful investments under the current market conditions. In contrast, the inner Mongolia offered a ray of hope: In the first half, the region added 10.28 GW new renewable capacity and brought the total installations to over 145 GW up 38% compared to the previous year – and led it in the foreground at the national level.
When China drives the liberalization of the electricity market, companies are looking for new operating models. The TCL Photovoltaic Technology called for an empowerment conference for O&M Channel partner and focused on scenario-based operation and maintenance. Canadian Solar and others promote “CSP + PV” hybrid configurations to improve dispatch and supply stability.
Industry experts find that the competitive advantage will favor “strong power plants” at a time of the fully market-based electricity trade-from which it combines high yields, multi-energy regulation and intelligent commercialities.