On May 20, the 6.5MW photovoltaic project in Qianruiying Village, Machangying Town, Pinggu District, Beijing, developed by Beijing Energy International, successfully passed the review by the Beijing Municipal Development and Reform Commission and completed its registration smoothly. This marks another milestone by the company in promoting the development of green energy in the capital.

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The project utilizes the upper space of 580 mu (around 95.5 acres) of agricultural facilities owned by Beijing Guangyuan Yanwei Agricultural Technology Corporation to construct a photovoltaic power station with a total installed capacity of nearly 6.5MW. The project adopts a “full-grid feed-in” model. Relying fully on the local land resource advantages, the project creates a comprehensive model integrating photovoltaic power generation with rural industries, achieving efficient and multi-purpose use of land resources and enhancing industrial added value.

After commissioning, the project is expected to generate 8.83 million kWh of green electricity annually, equivalent to saving 2,710 tons of standard coal and reducing carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 8,476 tons. It plays a positive role in optimizing the regional energy structure and increasing the proportion of clean energy supply, further supporting the capital’s energy transition and high-quality economic development, empowering the early realization of Beijing’s dual carbon goals.