Panda Solar Power Generation Base

Does Panda Green Energy Group have a panda solar plant?

The above image is an artist’s impression of Hong Kong-based Panda Green Energy Group's first panda solar plant, which began generating electricity in June. The reality, so far at least, is a little different. Located in China’s northern Shanxi province, the Datong Panda Power Plant is a giant 50MW solar array spread across 100 hectares.

What is a panda solar station?

Representing a unique opportunity to take action against climate change, as well as contributing to the achievement of the SDGs, the Panda Solar Stations is the first integration of the world’s two most cutting-edge solar energy technologies, and base their appearance on China's national treasure - the Giant Panda.

Can pgeg build a panda-shaped PV power plant in China?

PGEG has teamed with UNDP to build panda-shaped PV power plant in China and other parts of world, notably the ancient network of trade routes by sea and overland from China to Europe, such as the Silk Road. Understanding PV module supply to the European market in 2025.

How big is Datong power plant?

The 50 MW power plants cover a total area of 248 acres, with the black part composed of monocrystalline silicone. Future objectives plan to up capacity to 100 MW, increasing the capacity of the plant to provide green energy across a wider area in Datong and preventing an equivalent of 2.74 million tons of carbon dioxide in the next 25 years.