The First Rooftop Distributed Photovoltaic Project in Zhejiang Oilfield is Running Stably

The First Rooftop Distributed Photovoltaic Project in Zhejiang Oilfield is Running Stably

"The equipment is operating normally and the meter shows 12,131 KWH of electricity generated yesterday..." On May 12, Chen Hao, site inspection officer of the 3.71MW rooftop distributed photovoltaic project in Dongtai Phase I of ZhongyouZhitai, Zhejiang Oilfield, was submitting the data.

It is understood that this project is the first large-scale rooftop photovoltaic project in Zhejiang oilfield, and it is also the first demonstration project in cooperation with high-quality private enterprises. The project is jointly constructed by Zhejiang Oilfield Company and Ocean Engineering Company, Tangshan Zhongyou Construction Supervision Company and Wan 'an Electric Power Company. The installed capacity of the project is 3.71 MW, and the average annual power generation is expected to reach 3.4 million KWH after full operation, which can save nearly 1100 tons of standard coal and reduce 2800 tons of carbon emissions.

Since the project officially started on March 15, it has faced difficulties such as insufficient lifting capacity of the integrated tile roof, long procurement cycle of electrical equipment, and difficult construction of large equipment into the plant. Zhejiang Oilfield carefully deployed, the management and technical personnel of the participating parties resided at the site, strictly controlled the technical plan, controlled the node of the construction period and the quality of equipment and materials, ensured the construction safety and the whole process of engineering quality, and promoted the efficient completion of the project.

In the next step, Zhejiang Oilfield will accelerate the completion and acceptance of the project, laying a solid foundation for the subsequent development and construction of new energy market projects such as offshore wind power, photovoltaic, hydrogen and ammonia energy, geothermal, peaking gas power, CCS/CCUS, compressed air energy storage, etc.