Dalipal Photovoltaic Project Achieves New Milestone, Accelerating Its "Green Power Blueprint"

Recently, Dalipal made significant progress in its distributed photovoltaic (PV) project: the first-phase 5.76 MW has been fully connected to the grid and commenced power generation, while the contract for the second-phase 11.44 MW has been simultaneously signed. The company is now accelerating its transition to green energy through a dual-drive strategy of "purchased green power + self-generated green power."

Once both phases of the PV project are fully operational, the total power generation over the 25-year operating cycle is expected to reach nearly 490 million kWh, with cumulative carbon dioxide emissions reduced by approximately 488,000 tonnes. This will substantially enhance the plant's self-sufficiency in clean energy.

In recent years, Dalipal has consistently advanced its green and intelligent transformation—ranging from the commissioning of smart production lines and green power procurement to the successful implementation of PV power generation projects. Its green development system now permeates the entire industrial chain. The shift from "buying green power" to "generating green power" marks a critical leap in the company's green development model. Looking ahead, Dalipal will continue to adhere to the principles of "high-end, intelligent, and green" development, further deepen its clean energy deployment, and contribute more practical experience to the industry's green upgrade.