Recently, with the installation of the last PV module in the 400 MW PV project of Yingshang Phase II, the 1.2 GW wind-solar-storage base project in southern Fuyang, Anhui Province has successfully completed the installation of all photovoltaic modules.

As one of the first large-scale wind-solar power base projects approved by the National Energy Administration, the 400 MW Yingshang Phase II PV project covers an area of approximately 8,660 mu, with more than 730,000 PV modules installed.Upon completion, it will generate an average annual on-grid electricity output of about 440 million kWh, equivalent to saving about 135,000 tons of standard coal and reducing carbon dioxide emissions by about 360,000 tons per year.

The project makes full use of idle water surfaces in coal mining subsidence areas.By covering the water surface, it reduces water evaporation, inhibits the growth of microorganisms in the water, thereby purifying the water quality and achieving long-term protection of the surrounding aquatic environment.While improving the ecological environment, the project adopts a “fish-solar complementary” model of “power generation on water, aquaculture under water”, transforming the water environment and turning a former “burden” into today's “asset”.

The entire 650 MWp project adopts NET's [NAS]® fully flexible floating system, with installation services provided by the company.Once again, NET has set a new record for the installed capacity of the world's largest single floating photovoltaic power plant.