Diversified power generation Intelligent energy sources
Power Generation
Cogeneration
Cogeneration
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Solar PV
Solar PV
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Wind Power
Wind Power
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Biomass
Waste-to-Energy
Biomass
Waste-to-Energy
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Microgrid and Incremental Distribution Network
Microgrid and Incremental Distribution Network
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Core Data
The cumulative total installed capacity of the projects exceeds 6.4 GW, with clean energy accounting for over 97%. The cumulative grid-connected operational capacity exceeds 8.5 GW. We have invested in and operated over 500 distributed energy and microgrid assets, and have built several national demonstration projects.
8544 MW
Grid-Connected Operational Capacity
Over 97 %
Clean Energy Share
4275 MW
Cogeneration
2375MW
Solar PV
818MW
Wind
185MW
Biomass/Waste-to-Energy
8544 MW
Grid-Connected Operational Capacity
Over 97 %
Clean Energy Share
4275 MW
Cogeneration
2375MW
Solar PV
818MW
Wind
185MW
Biomass/Waste-to-Energy
Core Strengths
Green
Clean energy power generation
share exceeds 97%
Intelligent
Digital intelligent platform
for real-time monitoring, dispatching, and forecasting
Reliable
One of China's largest private
cogeneration (heat and power) operators
Efficient
Covers all categories,
adaptable to all scenarios and on-site consumption
Cogeneration
With 'efficient utilization + integrated supply' at its core, it achieves simultaneous output of electricity and heat through energy cascade utilization, featuring high energy efficiency and prominent environmental attributes. Natural gas cogeneration: clean and efficient, flexible start-stop, meeting the electricity and heat demands of industrial production and residential life, suitable for industrial parks and urban central heating, quickly responding to grid load fluctuations and accommodating the intermittent generation needs of new energy.
Project Highlights
Cogeneration
With 'efficient utilization + integrated supply' at its core, it achieves simultaneous output of electricity and heat through energy cascade utilization, featuring high energy efficiency and prominent environmental attributes. Natural gas cogeneration: clean and efficient, flexible start-stop, meeting the electricity and heat demands of industrial production and residential life, suitable for industrial parks and urban central heating, quickly responding to grid load fluctuations and accommodating the intermittent generation needs of new energy.
Solar PV
Centralized PV: core for large-scale green power supply, located in areas with abundant sunlight, cluster development with large capacity and low cost, transmitted over long distances via UHV, providing green power to load-concentrated areas, supporting large-scale carbon reduction.
Distributed PV: close to end users, deployed in scenarios such as factories and rooftops, achieving on-site power generation and consumption, reducing energy costs, alleviating distribution network pressure, and adapting to fragmented demand.
Project Highlights
Solar PV
Centralized PV: core for large-scale green power supply, located in areas with abundant sunlight, cluster development with large capacity and low cost, transmitted over long distances via UHV, providing green power to load-concentrated areas, supporting large-scale carbon reduction.
Distributed PV: close to end users, deployed in scenarios such as factories and rooftops, achieving on-site power generation and consumption, reducing energy costs, alleviating distribution network pressure, and adapting to fragmented demand.
Wind Power
Centralized wind power: a pillar of large-scale energy, located in areas with excellent wind resources, developed with large-scale turbine clusters, high power generation, low cost, collaborating with energy storage and peak-shaving power sources to overcome intermittency, providing stable green power for new power systems.
Distributed wind power: moderate unit capacity, flexible deployment, located at the end of the grid such as rural areas and industrial parks, without long-distance transmission, directly meeting regional energy needs, supplementing the distributed energy supply network.
Project Highlights
Wind Power
Centralized wind power: a pillar of large-scale energy, located in areas with excellent wind resources, developed with large-scale turbine clusters, high power generation, low cost, collaborating with energy storage and peak-shaving power sources to overcome intermittency, providing stable green power for new power systems.
Distributed wind power: moderate unit capacity, flexible deployment, located at the end of the grid such as rural areas and industrial parks, without long-distance transmission, directly meeting regional energy needs, supplementing the distributed energy supply network.
Biomass/Waste-to-Energy
A model of circular economy energy, using organic waste, agricultural and forestry residues, and household waste as raw materials, achieving resource utilization of 'waste to wealth'. The power generation process is low-carbon and environmentally friendly, with dual value of energy supply and ecological treatment. It operates stably and reliably, suitable for urban and rural waste treatment, agricultural production areas, and other scenarios, improving the circular energy ecosystem.
Project Highlights
Biomass/Waste-to-Energy
A model of circular economy energy, using organic waste, agricultural and forestry residues, and household waste as raw materials, achieving resource utilization of 'waste to wealth'. The power generation process is low-carbon and environmentally friendly, with dual value of energy supply and ecological treatment. It operates stably and reliably, suitable for urban and rural waste treatment, agricultural production areas, and other scenarios, improving the circular energy ecosystem.
Microgrid and Incremental Distribution Network
Distribution network: relying on the park's power grid, jointly develop and construct incremental distribution networks to provide economical and convenient electricity services for users in the region, effectively reducing electricity costs for users.
Microgrid: for parks with a concentration of enterprise users, build a multi-energy complementary microgrid system including natural gas distributed energy, distributed PV, wind and energy storage, ground source heat pumps, etc., to achieve self-balancing of internal power supply and demand.
Project Highlights
Microgrid and Incremental Distribution Network
Distribution network: relying on the park's power grid, jointly develop and construct incremental distribution networks to provide economical and convenient electricity services for users in the region, effectively reducing electricity costs for users.
Microgrid: for parks with a concentration of enterprise users, build a multi-energy complementary microgrid system including natural gas distributed energy, distributed PV, wind and energy storage, ground source heat pumps, etc., to achieve self-balancing of internal power supply and demand.
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