When the green new energy sector traverses mountains and seas to reach the romantic islands of the Indian Ocean, it adds a new milestone to its overseas business map in the cross-border new energy field! Recently, the specialized engineering team for cross-border new energy traveled to the Maldives, successfully completing on-site field surveys for the local 1.2MW commercial and industrial distributed photovoltaic project. This effort laid a solid foundation for the subsequent implementation of the project, including planning, construction, and grid connection delivery.

This follow-up project is the 1.2MW industrial and commercial photovoltaic project in the Maldives, serving the overall energy-saving and carbon-reduction renovation of the local coastal industrial and commercial park. The electricity costs for industrial and commercial users in the Maldives are relatively high, creating an urgent demand for clean energy alternatives. Upon completion, the project will provide stable and clean power for industrial production and commercial facilities in the park, effectively reducing the park's overall electricity costs and supporting the local advancement of green and low-carbon island transformation efforts.

After the team arrived at the project site, they efficiently promoted the on-site survey and coordination work. The staff conducted on-site inspections of the industrial and commercial construction land and roof construction area of the project, checked the site construction boundary and building foundation conditions, and synchronously communicated with the owner and local partners to complete comprehensive business and technical communication on project landing standards, grid connection, construction period, and delivery nodes.

Based on the local management standards of overseas projects and the company's engineering construction standards, the team has finalized the overall implementation plan of the project, sorted out the nodes of the entire project promotion process, clarified the work arrangements for the entire process of design, procurement, and construction, and ensured the standardized and efficient implementation of overseas projects.

At present, the on-site survey work of the project has been fully completed. After the 1.2MW industrial and commercial photovoltaic project is successfully connected to the grid for power generation, it will significantly reduce the consumption of fossil energy in the park, injecting green energy into the ecological protection of Maldives islands and the energy-saving development of industry and commerce. Cross border new energy, continuously cultivating the global clean energy track, unlocking more overseas benchmark new energy projects!