China’s DMEGC Solar’s subsidiaries have connected the first batch of capacity from China’s largest fishery-PV complementary project to the grid. With a total capacity of 940 MW, the project uses 1.9 million Infinity N-type modules from DMEGC’s carbon-neutral Lianyungang factory. The project integrates solar power and aquaculture, saving 496,400 tons of coal and reducing 1.2 million tons of CO2 emissions annually. Advanced features like flexible supports and 220 kV enhance stations ensure efficiency and minimal environmental impact.
DMEGC’s 940 MW fishery-PV project connects to the grid in china
Annual output of 1.6B kWh from DMEGC’s fishery-PV project saves 496,400 tons of coal and cuts 1.2 million tons of CO2 emissions. (Image Source: DMEGC Solar)
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