Four segments form a closed loop from capital and project development to technology and global delivery.
Investment
Industrial investment and capital operations for new-energy assets — PV plants, storage stations, and related infrastructure.
- Capital operations and structured project finance
- Industrial layout across parks, C&I sites, and public buildings
- Value release through long-term operation and power sales
New Energy
Photovoltaics, energy storage, community solar, and overseas green energy — from consultation and design to construction, grid connection, and O&M.
- Distributed C&I rooftop PV (self-consumption with surplus to grid)
- C&I and hotel energy-storage systems with peak-shaving dispatch
- Community and public-building rooftop solar
- Off-grid household PV for regions with weak grids
R&D Innovation
Self-powered intelligent equipment and an AI energy brain, developed with Ningbo University through a joint digital-intelligence engineering institute.
- Pipeline residual-pressure generation and flow/pressure control
- Ion-flow self-powered monitoring
- Industry–university–research programs for sensing, control, and agents
Supply Chain
Global resource integration from equipment procurement to customs clearance and on-site delivery. The Hong Kong platform coordinates export of PV modules, off-grid kits, and engineering accessories.
- Strategic supply of modules, batteries, and inverters from leading brands
- Supply-chain finance: project loans, leasing, and installment models
- Standardized purchasing, warehousing, and logistics tracking
First overseas green-energy engineering shipment: Singapore → Argentina.
