Western Solar Power: The Huangshan Zhaojia Solar Power Plant has successfully completed the trial run of its second phase of power generation. This solar power station is designed to generate a total capacity of 4.59MW, and it is expected to officially start power generation on January 9, 2026.
According to reports, on December 12, 2021, Western Solar Power completed the construction of the Huangshan Zhaojia Solar Power Plant. The second phase project is a continuation of their efforts to enhance solar energy production.
The company has achieved significant milestones and is confident in reaching a target of 10 million kilowatts in solar power generation capacity. They expect to influence energy supply significantly in the coming years as they ramp up production.
In 2020, the estimated energy output was 3,421 million kWh, with projections for the first quarter of 2020 suggesting a reduction to 2,643 million kWh, marking a 37.33% decline compared to previous estimates. The company is aiming to stabilize its projections at around 3,457 million kWh in the near future.
Looking ahead, the company plans to expand its projects significantly. For instance, the Huangshan Zhaojia Power Station aims to contribute around 600 million kWh in the upcoming year. Additionally, they are preparing to enhance their operational capabilities with advanced technologies such as HJT (Heterojunction Technology).
Western Solar Power is also collaborating with various partners to develop its capacity further and ensure efficiency in energy production. The company is keen on establishing a robust infrastructure that supports sustainable energy practices.
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Stay tuned for more updates on Western Solar Power’s initiatives and contributions to renewable energy.
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