25MWp PV Energy Storage Project for Mining Plant in South America

Recently, a 25MWp photovoltaic energy storage project undertaken by Sano Energy at a South American mine successfully achieved its first grid connection and power generation. This not only provides a replicable integrated "photovoltaic + energy storage + ecology" solution for upgrading the energy structure in resource-intensive areas, but also injects strong momentum into the company's expansion into the South American market and the creation of an internationally competitive new energy construction brand.

The 25MWp photovoltaic energy storage project is located in northern South America. The project consists of a 25MWp photovoltaic power station and a 2.5MW/5MWh energy storage system. Upon completion, it is expected to stably supply approximately 36.5 million kilowatt-hours of green electricity to the mining area annually, equivalent to saving approximately 10,429 tons of diesel fuel and reducing carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 32,954 tons annually, equivalent to planting approximately 1.4979 million trees. The project will effectively improve the energy situation in the mining area. The structure significantly reduces pollution and costs associated with traditional diesel power generation, achieving multiple improvements in economic, social, and ecological benefits.

Since commencement, the project team has faced a series of challenges, including a tropical rainforest climate, difficult transportation, long equipment clearance cycles, and high-temperature and high-humidity field construction. By focusing on key milestones and coordinating construction organization, the team fully utilized technologies such as drone inspections, intelligent monitoring, and remote commissioning to achieve real-time monitoring and precise control of critical processes such as photovoltaic equipment installation and energy storage system commissioning. Simultaneously, the project team implemented a "daily tracking, weekly assessment" mechanism, continuously conducting specialized safety inspections and comprehensive skills training to ensure that project construction quality and commissioning progress proceeded in tandem, achieving successful grid connection on the first attempt and laying a solid foundation for the project's smooth operation.

Sano Energy will continue to strengthen its sense of responsibility, adhering to the "expanding the market through on-site efforts" philosophy, ensuring high-quality and efficient project fulfillment, and striving to create a benchmark green energy project with demonstrative significance in South America.