Breakthrough | Qingtian Technology's photovoltaic-storage-diesel smart microgrid project was selected as a key municipal science and technology project, contributing to energy upgrading in weak grid areas along the "Belt and Road"!
Recently, the Jinhua Municipal Science and Technology Bureau announced the list of major and key science and technology projects in Jinhua City for 2026. The "Integrated Photovoltaic, Energy Storage and Diesel Intelligent Microgrid System" project submitted by Zhejiang Qingtian Solar Energy Technology Co., Ltd. was successfully selected, marking a significant breakthrough for Qingtian Technology in the field of new energy applications in overseas areas with weak power grids.
This project aims to develop an integrated smart microgrid system combining photovoltaic, energy storage, and diesel power generation with independent intellectual property rights. It focuses on providing highly adaptable and reliable green energy solutions for overseas regions with weak grid infrastructure and poor power supply stability, particularly countries along the Belt and Road Initiative. The system boasts advantages such as leading technology, stable operation, and flexible grid connection, effectively alleviating local power shortages and supporting sustainable regional economic and social development.
The project's results will greatly enhance Qingtian Technology's competitiveness in overseas new energy investment, providing key technological and product support for entering the "Belt and Road" market. Currently, the company has conducted system pilot projects in several countries along the Belt and Road, including Papua New Guinea and Thailand, verifying its practicality and promotion potential in complex power grid environments.
▲ 7.095MW ground-mounted power station in Papua New Guinea
In the future, as the system is implemented on a large scale, it will not only drive the collaborative overseas expansion of the domestic industrial chain, but also provide a demonstration case for China's new energy technologies to go global and participate in global energy governance, injecting technological impetus into the joint construction of the "Green Belt and Road".
