Guangzhou Coast Defense Force Uses Solar Photovoltaic Power

The solar photovoltaic power station has been operating for more than one month without any problems. The company finally bid farewell to the difficulties of using electricity for decades. According to the leadership of the Guangdong Military Region Logistics Department, with the new solar photovoltaic power station settled on the remote islands of Nanxun, Beijian, and the pole, the provincial military region's affiliated islands all bid farewell to using electricity.

Most of the coastal defense companies of this provincial military region are stationed on islands far from the mainland. Many companies used to rely on diesel generators to supply electricity. They can only supply electricity for several hours each day. Some modern duty methods and appliances such as television sets and refrigerators are often not used. In particular, the oil needed by the generators is transported to the vessels. When the typhoon season or sea conditions are poor, the islands cannot be supported on the vessels and the generators become furnishings.

In the past two years, the military region of the province has taken several measures to introduce municipal power and install wind power generation equipment for some qualified islands. In view of the natural conditions of remote islands such as Nanxun, they decided to install solar photovoltaic power generation systems after repeated investigations and demonstrations, and completed the installation of photovoltaic power plants on schedule as scheduled by the end of last year.

The island’s lights are bright and the officers and men are highly motivated. The reporter saw on the tall lighthouse of the company that the screen of the remote defense video surveillance system in Haiphong flashed. The officers and men guarded the defense line of the motherland with vigilance.