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As the world increasingly emphasizes sustainable development, agrivoltaics is emerging as a vital innovation in modern agriculture. In response to this trend, ZNSHINE SOLAR has introduced its N-Type Bifacial Double-Glass High-Transparency Low-Carbon Modules, specifically designed for greenhouse agriculture, including horticulture, tree cultivation, floriculture, and the planting of economic crops. Unlike traditional greenhouse photovoltaic products, these modules feature a semi-transparent design, boasting an 80% bifaciality, 39% transparency, and 33% Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) transmittance. These features showcase superior performance, meeting the dual demands of modern agriculture for light and energy.
The ZNSHINE N-Type Bifacial Double-Glass High-Transparency Low-Carbon Modules are designed with a focus on environmental sustainability and efficiency, emitting only 10% of the CO₂ compared to traditional aluminum-framed modules. The use of a PU composite frame eliminates the need for grounding, reduces the risk of Potential Induced Degradation (PID), and enhances system safety, while also offering maintenance-free convenience. The excellent anti-PID performance further ensures the long-term stability and reliability of the modules.
The semi-transparent design of these modules converts sunlight into diffused light, providing crops with more uniform illumination, thereby enhancing the efficiency of photosynthesis. This innovative design not only effectively protects crops by reducing the damage caused by direct sunlight but also maximizes the utilization of solar energy, optimizing the energy conversion rate of photovoltaic greenhouses. Thanks to ZNSHINE SOLAR’s advanced N-Type technology, agricultural customers can flexibly choose from a power range of 265W-370W, adapting to the growth needs of various crops and achieving a win-win scenario for energy use and agricultural production.
Given the growing energy demands of agriculture, using ZNSHINE N-Type Bifacial Double-Glass High-Transparency Low-Carbon Modules not only significantly reduces greenhouse electricity costs but also enhances operational efficiency. On one hand, the electricity generated by the modules can be sold back to the grid, providing additional revenue for investors. On the other hand, photovoltaic power generation can meet the diverse electricity needs of greenhouses, such as temperature control, irrigation, and supplemental lighting, helping to achieve precise control of the internal environment of smart photovoltaic greenhouses and ensuring the efficient growth of crops.
Globally, especially in Europe, agrivoltaics is gaining widespread attention due to its efficient use of land, with many countries viewing it as a cornerstone of their energy strategies. In China, which has the largest area of greenhouses in the world, the area of large-scale solar greenhouses and plastic greenhouses has exceeded 2 million hectares. Installing photovoltaic modules on greenhouse rooftops not only efficiently utilizes space without occupying ground resources but also preserves the original land use, achieving dual goals of clean energy production and land resource conservation.
With its superior performance and innovative design, the ZNSHINE N-Type Bifacial Double-Glass High-Transparency Low-Carbon Module has become the ideal choice in the field of agrivoltaics, providing modern agriculture with more efficient and sustainable solutions, and driving the transformation and development of agricultural production methods. In the future, photovoltaic greenhouses will become a key force in promoting agricultural technology and increasing farmers' incomes, contributing to the sustainable development of global agriculture.
The ZNSHINE Integrated PV, Energy Storage, and Charging System is built around the core concept of efficient and intelligent energy management, combining photovoltaic, storage, and charging functionalities. Tailored for residential, commercial, and industrial applications, this all-in-one clean energy solution leverages ZNSHINE's extensive expertise in the photovoltaic industry. Its flexible modular design caters to diverse application scenarios, significantly enhancing energy utilization efficiency while providing users with a low-carbon, convenient green energy experience.
In line with the global trend of energy structure adjustment and low-carbon development, ZNSHINE SOLAR introduces the ZNSHINE Integrated PV, Energy Storage & Charging System. Through technological innovation and efficient management, the off-grid mode of the system has become a new solution to address energy challenges in remote areas and regions with weak grid coverage. The ZNSHINE Integrated PV & Energy Storage System integrates photovoltaic power generation, energy storage, and intelligent control, offering high reliability and strong adaptability to provide users with sustainable clean energy solutions.
Industrial and commercial energy storage systems, as innovative power management solutions, are transforming the way businesses and enterprises utilize energy. By storing electricity during off-peak hours and discharging during peak times, these systems help reduce energy costs while serving as emergency power sources to ensure continuous supply during unexpected outages. This article delves into the energy storage segment of ZNSHINE’s Integrated PV&ES&CS System, showcasing its unique features and application advantages.
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