Today, Huang Chao, General Manager of GHPV, led a core team including foreign trade, domestic sales, and technical staff to visit Trina Solar’s headquarters for an in‑depth exchange. The team toured the Eastern District PV‑Storage‑Charging integrated pilot project and the Trina Energy Storage exhibition hall, gaining a comprehensive understanding of Trina Solar’s cutting‑edge technologies, product systems, and practical implementations in the PV‑storage‑charging field. This visit laid a solid foundation for deepening strategic cooperation and expanding domestic and overseas markets.

At the Eastern District smart micro‑grid demonstration site featuring PV, storage, charging, and discharging, the visiting team observed the coordinated operation of a solar carport, commercial & industrial (C&I) energy storage system, and charging piles. They learned in detail about the system architecture, technical parameters, operation and maintenance model, as well as actual power generation and revenue performance.

Trina Solar’s technical team explained the core advantages of the integrated PV‑storage‑charging solution on site: through self‑consumption of PV power, peak shaving and valley filling with storage, and intelligent scheduling of charging piles, the solution achieves efficient energy utilization and cost optimization. It is perfectly suited for multiple scenarios such as industrial parks and public parking lots, providing a replicable benchmark model for distributed energy system deployment.

During the visit, the team focused on Trina Solar’s Blue Ocean 2nd Generation C&I energy storage product. This product features an efficient liquid cooling temperature control system that ensures stable long‑term operation of battery cells, combined with multiple safety protections including water‑based fire suppression. It also offers high cycle life, high conversion efficiency, and full‑scenario adaptability, delivering a safe, efficient, and reliable energy storage solution for C&I users, helping enterprises reduce costs, improve efficiency, and achieve energy independence.

The delegation then toured the Trina Energy Storage exhibition hall, where they systematically learned about Trina Solar’s full industry chain layout and technological innovations in the energy storage field. From C&I storage to large‑scale storage, and from battery cell R&D to system integration, the exhibition hall fully demonstrated the high safety, reliability, and intelligent features of Trina’s energy storage products. This gave the GHPV team a deeper understanding of the technical strength and market prospects of integrated PV‑storage solutions.

During the visit, both teams held in‑depth discussions on core topics such as PV‑storage solutions, product technology, and customer service systems. Huang Chao remarked, “As a global leader in the PV and storage industry, Trina Solar’s cutting‑edge technological innovation, comprehensive product matrix, and mature implementation experience provide valuable reference for the business development of GHPV.”

Moving forward, GHPV will leverage its own channel advantages and service capabilities to deepen the strategic cooperation with Trina Solar, bringing superior PV‑storage solutions to both domestic and international markets, creating greater value for customers, and jointly promoting high‑quality development in the new energy industry.

This visit not only allowed the GHPV team to fully learn about the latest industry technologies and practical experience but also further solidified the foundation of cooperation between the two sides. In the future, GHPV will continue to strengthen collaboration with leading companies such as Trina Solar, focusing on core areas like integrated PV‑storage and distributed energy. Driven by technology and supported by services, GHPV is committed to providing more professional and efficient clean energy solutions to global customers, helping to accelerate the achievement of carbon neutrality goals.