en.Wedoany.com Reported - The distributed photovoltaic power generation projects of Chuzhou Cheng'ang 2910KWp and Chuzhou Jiechao 205KWp, developed by Zhejiang Xiongchuang Microgrid, have passed the acceptance inspection of the power supply department and have been successively connected to the grid for power generation. The two projects have a combined installed capacity of 3115KWp and are located in Chuzhou, Anhui Province, representing the company's latest move in its new energy layout in eastern Anhui.
The two projects commenced construction simultaneously on May 29, 2026. The construction period coincided with the scorching summer heat and rainy flood season in the Jianghuai region, where outdoor working conditions were constrained. The projects also faced difficulties such as complex site planning, cumbersome electrical supporting works, and stringent grid connection acceptance standards. The Xiongchuang Microgrid project team remained stationed on site, coordinated equipment and material allocation, and refined daily construction plans. While strictly adhering to safety production regulations and engineering quality standards, they advanced progress through multi-process interleaved operations and completed all construction and grid connection works on schedule.
The project execution covered site surveys, customized design of the PV system, rooftop foundation construction, PV module installation, inverter electrical system installation and commissioning, as well as grid integration and completion acceptance. The team implemented refined management throughout the entire process, balancing construction efficiency with engineering quality, and earned recognition from both the partner enterprises and the local grid company.
Both power stations are built on the idle rooftop space of the enterprises' own factory buildings, adopting the commercial and industrial distributed PV model of "self-consumption with surplus power fed into the grid." During the day, the electricity generated by the PV systems is prioritized for use by the enterprises' production workshops and office facilities, matching the peak daytime electricity demand of the factories, with surplus power transmitted to the national grid. After full commissioning, the projects will provide clean electricity annually, reduce coal consumption, and lower emissions of carbon dioxide, soot, and other pollutants, delivering both economic and environmental benefits.
Following the grid connection of multiple PV projects in Wuhu, the commissioning of the two power stations in Chuzhou marks another step forward for Zhejiang Xiongchuang Microgrid in deepening its presence in the Anhui market and expanding integrated energy services in the Yangtze River Delta region. The company focuses on commercial and industrial rooftop distributed PV and integrated energy solutions, with full-chain service capabilities covering project development, design, construction, and operation and maintenance.
Zhejiang Xiongchuang Microgrid stated that it will continue to expand its PV project footprint in Chuzhou, Wuhu, and other cities across Anhui Province, improve engineering quality and after-sales operation and maintenance systems, and provide support for regional energy structure optimization and the achievement of the "dual carbon" goals in the Yangtze River Delta.
