Recently, the scorching sun in Saudi Arabia cast a dazzling light on the boundless sand sea, while at the site of the Forise photovoltaic project, a group of Chinese engineers wearing safety helmets were staring at the just completed cable line. With the completion of low-voltage cable laying in the entire region and the towering support of the first area, this silent desert is about to be given a new mission - to become a green current driving Saudi industry.

Breaking the performance record in desert warfare

The C section of the Saudi Arabia Fulis Photovoltaic Project, undertaken by Gezhouba International, has recently completed a key construction milestone.

 Faced with the challenges of undulating sand dunes, dense processes, and extreme weather conditions, the project team successfully overcame the difficulty of large-scale component installation through precise resource coordination and rigorous process linkage. This massive 600 megawatt power plant is accelerating from blueprint to reality, making its final push towards grid connection goals.

Consolidate the cornerstone of energy transformation in the Middle East

As another flagship project after the Alsubach and Harden projects, the Forise project marks the deep embedding of China's infrastructure strength into the core of Saudi Arabia's energy structure transformation. 

Against the grand backdrop of Saudi Arabia's "2030 Vision", Chinese enterprises have won a long-term pass to the high-end market in the Gulf by demonstrating standardized construction management and efficient resource integration capabilities in extreme desert environments, establishing an unshakable technological barrier. Keywords: Photovoltaic new energy information、Domestic new energy latest news

Activate the momentum of domestic industries going global

This milestone is not only a victory in engineering construction, but also a microcosm of China's high-end manufacturing "going global together".

 As the project progresses, a large number of advanced domestic photovoltaic inverters, high-strength steel brackets, and supporting electrical equipment are continuously being imported into the Middle East. This "engineering driven industry" model effectively drives the output of domestic complete supply chains, allowing Chinese intelligent manufacturing to dominate the high-end green energy market overseas.Editor/Gao Xue