The China-Kazakhstan delegation has an in-depth connection with Renjiang Photovoltaics and jointly draws a blueprint for new energy cooperation

On November 17, Yi Jianjun, Party Secretary and Chairman of the Pingxiang City Council for the Promotion of International Trade, led a delegation led by Bahati Jiang, Chairman of Kazakhstan’s Жетісу Oblast Citizen Service Government Company, and Zou Bingzhong, Chairman of China Allied Development Industrial Development Co., Ltd., to conduct industry research and cooperation negotiations with key enterprises and institutions in Pingxiang City. The visit, with the theme of “Promoting Advantageous Industries and Deepening International Cooperation”, aimed to promote Pingxiang’s photovoltaic, new energy battery, second-hand automobile and other industries to connect with the markets of the five Central Asian countries. Among them, Jiangxi Renjiang Photovoltaic has become an important location for cooperation between China and Kazakhstan in the new energy field by virtue of its technical strength and industrial advantages.

The research team learned in detail about the company’s photovoltaic module production process, integrated light storage and charging parking system solutions, distributed power station construction cases and smart street light technology at the Renjiang photovoltaic production and R&D base. Customers from Kazakhstan spoke highly of Renjiang Photovoltaic’s entire industry chain layout and technological innovation achievements, and reached a preliminary cooperation intention. They plan to purchase high-efficiency photovoltaic modules, integrated light storage and charging systems, overall solutions for distributed power stations, and smart street lights for local public facilities construction and new energy project development. Renjiang Photovoltaic will rely on its technological advantages and localized service capabilities to provide Kazakhstan with full-cycle support from product supply to project implementation to assist its green energy transformation.

Chairman Yi Jianjun said during the discussion that Pingxiang City is building an open cooperation platform for the five Central Asian countries with photovoltaics, new energy batteries and other industries as the fulcrum, and injecting momentum into the long-term development of the industry through the school-enterprise linkage model. In the future, it will focus on China-Kazakhstan cooperation projects to provide all-round guarantees in the fields of policy support, logistics support and cross-border services. As a benchmark enterprise in the new energy industry in Pingxiang, Renjiang Photovoltaic has been deeply involved in the application of “photovoltaic +” scenarios in recent years, and its solutions have been implemented in many places across the country. The advancement of this international strategy will further strengthen regional industrial competitiveness.

With the further advancement of the “Belt and Roadâ€?initiative, the demand for clean energy in the five Central Asian countries continues to be released, opening up a broad market space for new energy companies such as Renjiang Photovoltaic. Kazakhstan plans to increase the proportion of renewable energy to 15% by 2030, and the demand for photovoltaic installed capacity is expected to exceed 10GW. Renjiang Photovoltaic has become Kazakhstan’s key cooperation partner with its core technological advantages such as high-efficiency photovoltaic modules, integrated photovoltaic storage and charging systems, and full-scenario solutions. This cooperation not only promotes the “going out” of Renjiang photovoltaic products and services, but also deepens the output of technical standards through the implementation of localization projects, helping enterprises to upgrade from single product exports to “technology + service + brand” global operations. In the future, Renjiang Photovoltaic will continue to deeply explore the Central Asian market, build international competitiveness driven by innovation, and provide Chinese solutions for global energy transformation and the green development of the “Belt and Road Initiativeâ€?