In April, Guangzhou Zengcheng, Huadu and other places realized large-scale applications of distributed photovoltaics in seconds. This is equivalent to installing a “power manager” for low-voltage photovoltaics, so that photovoltaics can be “visible and monitored”, and can also be used accurately. China Southern Power Grid's Guangdong-Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau predicts that with the implementation of this application, more than 150 million kilowatt-hours of green electricity can be added in 2026, meeting the electricity needs of nearly 100,000 ordinary households and helping reduce carbon by 10,000 tons.

In April, Guangzhou Zengcheng, Huadu and other places realized large-scale applications of distributed photovoltaics in seconds. This is equivalent to installing a “power manager” for low-voltage photovoltaics, so that photovoltaics can be “visible and monitored”, and can also be used accurately. China Southern Power Grid's Guangdong-Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau predicts that with the implementation of this application, more than 150 million kilowatt-hours of green electricity can be added in 2026, meeting the electricity needs of nearly 100,000 ordinary households and helping reduce carbon by 10,000 tons.