We are honored to welcome the Chief Researcher from University Côte d’Azur ,CNRS to China for in-depth discussions on new energy technology development with our company.
This important visit marks a new milestone in promoting international cooperation in the field of renewable energy innovation. The French delegation’s rich research experience and forward-thinking ideas bring new perspectives to our company’s mission of developing advanced clean energy technologies.
During the meeting, both sides engaged in detailed discussions about the future development and application of solar tracker systems—a key technology that enhances the efficiency and reliability of solar power generation. Experts from both sides analyzed global trends in solar tracker design, control systems, and integration with large-scale solar power plants. They agreed that the continuous improvement of solar tracking technology will significantly increase power output, reduce operational costs, and accelerate the transition to smart energy management.
The two parties also explored how innovative solar tracker solutions can be applied to different environments, such as deserts, coastal areas, and agricultural lands, helping to improve energy yields under diverse conditions. These advancements are expected to have a profound impact on the solar power industry, driving the development of more efficient and sustainable photovoltaic power stations.
Through this collaboration, our company aims to strengthen partnerships with top global research institutions such as ESA, OTECCA, CNRS, IRD, and UMR. Together, we will focus on deeper technical development, joint research, and innovation exchange in areas like solar energy, energy storage, and sustainable power solutions.
This meeting not only highlights our company’s commitment to international scientific cooperation, but also demonstrates China’s growing role in the global energy transition. We believe that by working hand-in-hand with world-leading organizations, we can accelerate the creation of smarter, greener, and more sustainable energy systems for the future.
