Central asia photovoltaic bracket project

Project Overview: Located in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, with an installed capacity of 32MW, all of which use Trina Solar's 210 Supreme modules and Pioneer 2P tracking brackets, and adopt the "on-board power generation, off board planting" mode.

Project objective: To achieve dual-use in one location, while meeting the demand for photovoltaic power generation, minimizing the impact on grassland vegetation productivity, ensuring land productivity, and promoting sustainable agricultural development.

Advantages of the bracket: The Pioneer 2P tracking bracket provides open activity space for livestock.  The livestock below the component can freely shuttle, and the photovoltaic panel above adjusts the light, promoting continuous growth of the grassland and maintaining vitality even in dry seasons.  The tracking bracket can intelligently adjust the angle according to the position of the sun to increase power generation.  The project is expected to generate approximately 53 GWh of electricity annually, meeting the electricity needs of over 7500 households.

Project significance: This project is a joint achievement with Lodestone Energy, a New Zealand photovoltaic developer, and has milestone value for the development of photovoltaics in New Zealand.  It sets a benchmark for large-scale ground power stations, promotes the transformation of the local energy structure towards renewable energy, and promotes the coordinated development of agriculture and energy industries.