Green Power Empowers Manufacturing! New Plant Photovoltaic Project Officially Grid-Connected
Green Power Empowers Manufacturing! New Plant Photovoltaic Project Officially Grid-Connected
Changmei Technology Co., Ltd., a company specializing in vibration and noise reduction for rail transit, building vibration isolation, and precision instrument equipment, and dedicated to providing residents with a quieter and more comfortable living environment, has reached a new milestone in its green transformation. In active response to the national "15th Five-Year Plan" for green and low-carbon development, the company's new plant photovoltaic project has been successfully completed and was officially grid-connected on August 26. With the first kilowatt-hour of solar power fed into the plant's grid, production and office operations are now powered by clean, green energy, marking a key step forward in the company's commitment to energy conservation, emission reduction, and sustainable development.
The project took more than two months to complete, with substantial upfront investment. Photovoltaic modules were installed on the plant's rooftops to make full use of solar resources. With an AC-side installed capacity of 2,140 kW, the system adopts a "self-generation for self-consumption, surplus power fed to the grid" model, generating approximately 3 million kWh annually and setting a benchmark as a "carbon-neutral" demonstration project.
The successful grid connection of the photovoltaic project is a major achievement in the company's efforts to build a green factory. Going forward, Changmei Technology will continue to embrace green and low-carbon development, leverage the advantages of clean solar energy, tap deeper into energy-saving potential, and continuously optimize its energy management system. Driven by green momentum, the company is committed to high-quality manufacturing development and a sustainable path that is both eco-friendly and low-carbon efficient—while continuing to deliver quieter, more comfortable living environments for communities.