The 2.2MW solar roof project undertaken by Schutten solar Thailand was officially delivered by KG Engineering in Thailand. The project is located on the roof of the Thai government building, with a total investment of 101 million baht (about 20 million yuan) and took two months to complete. It is the largest solar roof project in the Thai market.

This 2.2MW solar photovoltaic roof is composed of 7535 solar modules, occupying a total roof area of 26510 square meters. The total installed capacity of the project is 2,200 kilowatts, the average annual power generation is about 2.6 million kilowatt-hours, the annual coal saving is 1,500 tons, and the annual carbon dioxide emission reduction is 3,100 tons. After the project is connected to the grid, it can save the owner MEA (The Metropolitan Electricity Authority) 2 million baht (about 400,000 RMB) in electricity bills a year. Therefore, it has greater economic benefits for the owners, and can bring stronger confidence to the country's energy security. After the scale of solar power generation is formed, it can reduce the number of countries that rely on non-renewable energy for power generation.

Looking down on the roof from a high altitude, the blue solar panels are neatly arranged, which is very spectacular, and the "scenery" is unique.

Schutten solar Thailand Branch is located in Bangkok, currently has 40 employees, and has a factory in Chonburi, Thailand, with two production lines. The Suneng Thailand team is able to provide customers with reliable and timely service and support. Suneng Power expects a large number of solar roof installations in Thailand this year, and prepares for a boom in solar roof projects.

Schutten solar sees the development prospects of the solar roof market, and is working hard to ensure the best solution for customers and increase its own competitive advantage to keep our planet "bluer sky and greener grass".