Grand Sunergy, a China-based leader in high-efficiency HJT technology, has energized the booster station for the CGN Yantai Zhaoyuan 400 MW offshore PV project, marking a significant milestone in China’s first large-scale deep-water offshore solar initiative. According to Grand Sunergy, the project spans 6.44 square kilometers in Laizhou Bay and includes 121 photovoltaic sub-arrays, with a rated capacity of 400 MWAC and installation capacity of 539.3274 MWDC. The project exclusively utilizes Grand Sunergy’s Seapower Series 210-132 double-sided, double-glass HJT solar modules, engineered to withstand extreme marine conditions. These modules feature 210mm HJT cells, UV-resistant films, and advanced butyl rubber edge sealing. The company claims that the additional glass coating layer and light-conversion films enhance both weather resistance and efficiency by converting UV light into usable energy.
Grand Sunergy powers 400 MW offshore solar project milestone
The Yantai Zhaoyuan offshore solar project spans 6.44 square kilometers and features 121 photovoltaic sub-arrays with high efficiency. (Image Credit: PRNewswire)
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