Zonergy has built many off-grid systems overseas, such as an off-grid energy storage system with complementary mechanisms for wind and solar energy for the ADB in Pakistan, a power supply system with complementary mechanisms for wind and solar energy in Nepal, 6,180 household off-grid storage systems in Chad financed by the China National Development and Reform Commission, and 600 sets of mobile solar equipment in Namibia as aid from China. Zonergy has clearly targeted solutions for customers in Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Chad, Namibia, Republic of the Congo and other countries.
Zonergy solved the problem of electricity unavailability for 211,200 people living in 275 towns in 33 counties by building photovoltaic power stations in Ganzi, Aba and Liangshan prefectures in Sichuan Province. The total installed capacity of the off-grid energy storage project amounts to 24.97 MW, making a great contribution to the local clean power supply. Zonergy is responsible for operation and maintenance of the whole project the during operation period, carries out regular training, and strengthens inspection and maintenance to ensure stable long-term operation.
Zonergy solved the problem of electricity unavailability for people living in 589 villages in 178 towns from 31 districts or counties by building photovoltaic power stations in 8 prefectures and cities: Gannan, Zhangye, Wuwei, Jiuquan, Longnan, Qingyang, Pingliang, and Lanzhou. The total installed capacity of the off-grid energy storage project amounts to 11.29 MW, including 60 centralized power stations and 19,320 household power solution systems, practically resolving the problem of electricity unavailability for living, medical care, and education for 88,000 people. Timely inspection and maintenance during the operation period ensures smooth operation.
Zonergy solved the problem of electricity unavailability for telecom base stations, areas without electric mains, and disaster recovery in remote areas by building off-grid photovoltaic power stations in Yushu and Golog autonomous prefectures of Tibet. The total construction capacity of the off-grid energy storage project amounts to 2.93 MW. The total power generation during its service life will exceed 120 million kWh, bringing stable and green power to people living in remote areas.
