On March 18, 2024, Yunfan made a notable appearance at the Solar & Storage Live Africa 2024 solar photovoltaic exhibition held in Johannesburg, South Africa.
As the premier professional exhibition in the renewable energy sector in South Africa, this year's Solar & Storage Live Africa drew participation from over 550 leading green energy brands worldwide. Among them, Yunfan stood out as a distinguished new energy brand, journeying to South Africa to collaborate with local partners. Together, they facilitated a platform for practitioners and consumers within the new energy industry to showcase the latest products and technologies. Their collective aim was to delve into the development prospects of renewable energy across the African continent.
At this exhibition, Yunfan unveiled a range of cutting-edge optical storage products, featuring rack-mounted and wall-mounted energy storage batteries, all-in-one machines, lead-to-lithium battery packs, and other innovative solutions. With a commitment to pioneering technological advancements, Cloud Fan endeavors to deliver safer, more stable, and highly reliable products, thereby expanding the spectrum of options available in the household energy storage market not only in South Africa but across the broader African region.
Situated at the southernmost tip of Africa, South Africa boasts abundant sunshine and a wealth of solar energy resources. Despite this natural advantage, the utilization of renewable energy in the country's energy supply remains relatively low. Recognizing the pivotal role of renewable energy in shaping the future, the South African government has implemented measures to foster sustainable energy development. In recent years, the solar market in South Africa has experienced rapid growth, poised to ascend among the top ten photovoltaic markets globally by 2024.
Forecasts from South Africa's National Power Company indicate a significant surge in new rooftop solar installations, with installed capacity projected to reach 2.6 GW by 2023, and further expansion anticipated through 2024. Particularly noteworthy is the expected spike in rooftop solar installations between May and July, aimed at mitigating the strain on the grid during peak periods and alleviating load shedding issues.
Furthermore, following the conclusion of the exhibition, we embarked on a series of visits to local installers, providing comprehensive training sessions on our product specifications and related concepts. Our objective was to enhance customer awareness and facilitate a deeper understanding of our offerings, thereby empowering consumers to make informed decisions regarding our products.
Yunfan's pioneering products offer solutions perfectly aligned with South Africa's ample solar resources, presenting an opportunity to elevate the proportion of renewable energy in the nation's energy mix. Particularly in rooftop solar installations, Yunfan's products stand poised to mitigate the challenges associated with power load shedding, thereby ushering in enhanced stability and reliability to South Africa's power grid.
On March 18, 2024, Yunfan made a notable appearance at the Solar & Storage Live Africa 2024 solar photovoltaic exhibition held in Johannesburg, South Africa.
As the premier professional exhibition in the renewable energy sector in South Africa, this year's Solar & Storage Live Africa drew participation from over 550 leading green energy brands worldwide. Among them, Yunfan stood out as a distinguished new energy brand, journeying to South Africa to collaborate with local partners. Together, they facilitated a platform for practitioners and consumers within the new energy industry to showcase the latest products and technologies. Their collective aim was to delve into the development prospects of renewable energy across the African continent.
At this exhibition, Yunfan unveiled a range of cutting-edge optical storage products, featuring rack-mounted and wall-mounted energy storage batteries, all-in-one machines, lead-to-lithium battery packs, and other innovative solutions. With a commitment to pioneering technological advancements, Cloud Fan endeavors to deliver safer, more stable, and highly reliable products, thereby expanding the spectrum of options available in the household energy storage market not only in South Africa but across the broader African region.
Situated at the southernmost tip of Africa, South Africa boasts abundant sunshine and a wealth of solar energy resources. Despite this natural advantage, the utilization of renewable energy in the country's energy supply remains relatively low. Recognizing the pivotal role of renewable energy in shaping the future, the South African government has implemented measures to foster sustainable energy development. In recent years, the solar market in South Africa has experienced rapid growth, poised to ascend among the top ten photovoltaic markets globally by 2024.
Forecasts from South Africa's National Power Company indicate a significant surge in new rooftop solar installations, with installed capacity projected to reach 2.6 GW by 2023, and further expansion anticipated through 2024. Particularly noteworthy is the expected spike in rooftop solar installations between May and July, aimed at mitigating the strain on the grid during peak periods and alleviating load shedding issues.
Furthermore, following the conclusion of the exhibition, we embarked on a series of visits to local installers, providing comprehensive training sessions on our product specifications and related concepts. Our objective was to enhance customer awareness and facilitate a deeper understanding of our offerings, thereby empowering consumers to make informed decisions regarding our products.
Yunfan's pioneering products offer solutions perfectly aligned with South Africa's ample solar resources, presenting an opportunity to elevate the proportion of renewable energy in the nation's energy mix. Particularly in rooftop solar installations, Yunfan's products stand poised to mitigate the challenges associated with power load shedding, thereby ushering in enhanced stability and reliability to South Africa's power grid.
