Venturing into mountains, oceans, and deserts

since the "14th Five-Year Plan"

with land resources becoming increasingly scarce

photovoltaic power stations are continuously exploring new application scenarios

The large-scale wind and solar power bases in the "sand, gobi, and desert areas"

not only enhance new energy supply capabilities

but also reduce construction costs

restore the ecological environment, and drive local economic development

According to the plan, by 2030

China's large-scale wind and solar power bases in the "sand, gobi, and desert areas"

will reach a total installed capacity of 455 million kilowatts

However, the "sand, gobi, and desert areas" often face sparse vegetation, blowing sand, and harsh climates

face sparse vegetation, blowing sand, and harsh climates

When the summer maximum temperature in desert-adjacent areas

exceeds 40 degrees Celsius

it accelerates equipment aging, oxidation, and deformation

Strong winds and dust storms can easily form sandstorms and floating dust

which will wear and erode solar panels

posing higher requirements for the quality of photovoltaic modules

in the "sand, gobi, and desert" scenario

As the world's first Fortune 500 company in the global photovoltaic industry

Tongwei, in collaboration with Huadian and Huaneng

utilizes high-efficiency photoelectric conversion

and the innovative "power generation on panels, ecological restoration under panels" model

allowing barren lands to regain ecological significance

In the Tengger Desert, where the annual sunshine exceeds 3,000 hours

Inner Mongolia Huadian has built

a Phase II 1,000 MW project of the large-scale wind and solar power base

in the "sand, gobi, and desert" area

Tengger experiences frequent sandstorms

and the extreme environment places

almost demanding requirements on photovoltaic equipment

Tongwei uses innovation as its tool

to write the answer in the wind and sand

Tongwei TNC modules

with their superior impact resistance, bending resistance, and wind pressure resistance

excellent temperature coefficient, and outstanding anti-aging capabilities

ensure power generation efficiency in high and low-temperature composite environments

while still maintaining industry leadership

In the seventh largest desert in China—Kubuki

a "blue ocean" carrying the dream of clean energy

the 1 million kilowatt photovoltaic pilot project (Phase II)

in the southern part of the Inner Mongolia Kubuki Desert

Is emerging from the sands

This project adopts

Tongwei TNC-G12 700W+ high-power modules

totaling 1,700,000 units

with a conversion efficiency of 23%

specifically designed for large-scale ground power stations

Facing the challenges of the desert and gobi

Tongwei TNC modules

with their excellent attenuation characteristics

superior temperature coefficients

and higher reliability

construct the foundation for efficient power generation.

The TNC-G12 module adopts

a 66-cell low-voltage design

and a double-sided double-glass design

which not only fully utilizes the abundant sunlight in the desert

to amplify the gain on the back

but also significantly increases land utilization

with its high-power characteristics

effectively enhancing the economic value of the project

According to statistics

each module installed is

equivalent to the ecological contribution of planting 110 trees

Nearly 1.7 million modules

converge into a vast sea of energy

equivalent to planting

190 million trees of hope for this land

With the formation of photovoltaic arrays

the desert's ecology is quietly changing

The shade cast by the modules

provides shelter for fragile life

promoting the restoration and growth of desert vegetation

The upright photovoltaic forests

effectively reduce surface wind speed

reducing wind erosion and sand loss

silently protecting this fragile land

Where there is sunlight

there are Tongwei's high-efficiency modules

Tongwei is using the power of light

to realize the modern legend of desert gushing spring water