"Relying on nature for sustenance," building "power stations" on rooftops— distributed rooftop photovoltaic power generation systems make full use of sunlight resources and unused factory rooftops to generate electricity. This not only helps save annual electricity costs for factories but also enables benefits from self-generated power use, as well as the surplus electricity feed back to the grid.

The rooftop photovoltaic system project in the Haicang Industrial Zone, Xiamen, has been connected to the grid. Grace Solar has used methods in line with local circumstances, taking into consideration the special waterproof structure of the project’s rooftop and its complex roof angles, by selecting the GS adjustable rooftop mounting system. This system can both fix and adjust angles, optimizing the rooftop’s orientation to achieve the best solar exposure and ensure product efficiency.

Light in Close-Up: The Resonance of Egret Island. Rows upon rows of photovoltaic racks stand amidst the lush green mountains, tirelessly harnessing the power of the sun, composing endless hymns to green energy. Grace Solar maximizes the potential of the land, making the most of the sunlight to pave the way for a brighter, sustainable future.