• June 01, 2022

The annual June 1 International Children's Day is here. On this day full of happiness and laughter, Wintop carefully prepared holiday gifts for the children of the company's employees under the age of 14. I hope all the children can be happy, happy and healthy in this festival full of love!

• June 13, 2022

Slovakian startup Sun powered systems, s.r.o. has developed an automated photovoltaic system that can be used for various applications in arable land and crop cultivation. The photovoltaic device can provide off-grid power for the owner, assist in vegetable processing, prepare ready-to-use vegetable products or carry out product packaging. Connected to a moveable device beneath the solar panels, the system is capable of linear motion combined with the synchronized circular motion of the robotic arm itself, operating in a helical 60- or 30-centimeter width. The rotating arm is driven by a motor powered by photovoltaic panels fixed to the arm, the system does not require connection to the grid or any other external power source. The system uses an AC asynchronous motor with a speed of 1500 rpm and an operating power of 750 W. It can be equipped with commercial small solar modules, as well as LiFePo cells and frequency regulators. There are several versions of this system. The minimum configuration version of the robotic arm is 6 meters long and has an output of 1kW. It is reported that it can cover an area of 104 square meters of arable land. The highest configuration version of the robot arm is 18 meters long and has an output power of 2.4 kW, which can cover an area of 994 square meters of arable land. The system is capable of clearing weeds within a given line in one cycle, which is the number of revolutions the entire robotic arm must complete to turn around the axis of rotation from one end of the drive to the other. The system is easy to install, the farm operator can install the system using only soil screws, and it is very convenient to change the machine when needed. This system is suitable for all individuals, small communities and businesses who want fresh and healthy vegetables.

• June 10, 2022

Maruti Suzuki India has built a 20 MW solar carport at its factory in Manesar, Haryana. The project is expected to contribute 28,000 MWh annually to the company's energy needs. The company claims that the electricity generated by the project will be equivalent to the energy needed to produce more than 67,000 cars per year. According to the company, it is the largest solar carport in Asia. The solar carport system adopts the east-west concept design, and the unit power generation area is the smallest. With the east-west concept, developers can add more rows and panels, providing greater power generation capacity on a minimal land area. The facility accommodates approximately 9,000 of the company's finished vehicles. With the addition of 20 MW of new capacity, the company's cumulative solar capacity across its plants now stands at 26.3 MW, including the 1.3 MW solar plant installed in 2014. Demand for solar energy has increased substantially in the commercial and industrial sectors to meet their energy needs with cheaper tariffs and at the same time achieve their sustainable development goals.

• June 07, 2022

Servotech Power Systems, a manufacturer of solar and energy saving products, has installed India's first portable solar roof system at the Swaminarayan Akshardham temple complex in Gandhinagar. The installation of ten portable roof solar mounting systems was supported by the German development agency Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). Called Servport, the plug-and-play PV system features six 400W modules with a total output of 2.4 kW. The portable rooftop solar system will complement the existing 400 kW solar system installed at Akshardham Temple. The system has been installed under the initiative of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) to develop renewable energy cities in India.

• June 02, 2022

The Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional cultural festival popular in China and other countries in the cultural circle of Chinese characters. There are customs such as eating rice dumplings and rowing dragon boats. Xiamen Weipu New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. Holiday Notice: Our company will be closed from June 3rd to June 5th for the Dragon Boat Festival. Our business will be back to normal on June 6th. If our holiday brings any inconvenience, we will appreciate your understanding. For any sales inquiries and support, please email info@xmwintop.com and we will respond as soon as we resume work. May your business grow and grow every day. Happy holiday! best regards

• May 30, 2022

It's that time again for Wintop's birthday party once a month. There is a surprise this month, that is, a barista came to the company to give us a special and delicious coffee on the birthday party today. Happy birthday to the family members who have a birthday in May. May you ride the wind and waves and be more beautiful every year.

• May 23, 2022

IKEA and SunPower have agreed to launch a new partnership in California in the fall. IKEA has partnered with SunPower to offer home solar solutions in select markets in California starting in the fall, and IKEA members will be able to buy residential solar and battery storage systems in-store. The partnership combines IKEA's strengths in retail and home living with SunPower's more than 35 years of experience in the solar industry. With a 25-year warranty and covering everything from panels to brackets to monitoring hardware, the SunPower system has the highest DC power output protection in the solar industry, claiming to still have 92% DC power at year 25. SunPower's energy storage product, called SunVault, provides backup power and performs other services such as peak demand response, with 6.8 kW of continuous power, 13 kWh/26 kWh of rated energy capacity, and a 10-year warranty. Measures 26 x 63 x 15 inches for indoor or outdoor use. "IKEA is passionate about helping our customers live more sustainable lives at home. We are proud to partner with SunPower to bring this service to the US, enabling customers to make personal choices aimed at reducing their overall climate footprint, CEO and Chief Sustainability Officer Javier Quinones said, noting that the goal is to expand the service beyond select California retail locations in the future. The company's sustainability measures also extend beyond residential solar partnerships, including becoming a "climate positive business" by 2030. Its portfolio includes multiple utility-scale solar, wind and geothermal systems, and 90% of retail locations have solar arrays. The company also has a buyback and resale program that gives IKEA members the opportunity to sell back lightly used IKEA furniture and redeem points. Instead of going to landfill, the furniture can be reused and sold at low prices in the store's specials handling section.

• May 17, 2022

The world will add more than 300 GW of new renewable energy capacity this year for the first time, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA). The agency said 295 GW of new capacity additions for solar, wind and other renewable power generation will be added in 2021. The new capacity in 2022 will reach nearly 320 GW, an increase of more than 8%, a new high. China, Latin America and the European Union will take the lead. It is bound to drive the addition of its subsidiary industries, such as the solar panel bracket industry.

• May 13, 2022

China plans to build enough solar farms on its eastern seaboard to power New Zealand. Shandong province, an industrial hub south of Beijing, issued a tender on Thursday to build 10 offshore solar power plants by 2025 in the waters surrounding China's largest peninsula. The planned installed capacity of 11.25 GW exceeds New Zealand's peak consumption. The province already has the most rooftop solar installations in China and has said it will eventually build 42 gigawatts of solar and 35 gigawatts of wind in its offshore areas. China is targeting 1,200 gigawatts of wind and solar by 2030, nearly double 2020 levels, and plans by utility giants and provincial governments suggest it could be achieved years ahead of schedule. The solar power project in Shandong, which is due to start construction this year, will be located in shallow water close to the coast. They will be anchored to fixed foundations on the seabed, unlike floating solar panels that have long been a feature of the industry. These are usually located in reservoirs or lakes, away from the waves and salt slag of the ocean.