AIKO has powered the world’s highest solar-powered fast-charging station, located 4,300 meters above sea level in Everest National Park. The station is part of the “Sichuan-Tibet Highway Supercharging Green Corridor” project, addressing the needs of over a million tourists and electric vehicle (EV) users in this remote and challenging region. The station also integrates AIKO’s n–type ABC modules with Huawei Digital Power’s liquid-cooled technology. AIKO’s modules claims that its modules are recognized for their microcrack resistance and energy efficiency, provide 236,800 kWh of clean energy annually, while their ability to withstand cold temperatures and high altitudes makes them ideal for this environment.
Everest solar station utilizes AIKO N-Type ABC modules
The Everest solar station brings sustainable energy to 4,300 meters above sea level, showcasing AIKO’s resilience in extreme conditions. (Photo Credit: AIKO)
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