Grand Sunergy Joins Taklamakan Desert Solar Wall Project Initiative

Grand Sunergy Joins the Taklamakan Desert Solar Project

In a groundbreaking initiative, Grand Sunergy has recently become a key player in the Taklamakan Desert solar wall project, a monumental effort to create a green belt around one of China's most infamous deserts, often referred to as the "Sea of Death". In November 2025, a significant milestone was reached when the extensive desert, known for its shifting sands, was successfully encircled by a sustainable green barrier that stretches over 3,050 kilometers. This innovative project combines solar energy technology with sustainable agriculture practices to mitigate the harsh environmental conditions of the region.

The heart of this initiative is a photovoltaic sand control project, boasting a capacity of 500 MW, located at the southern edge of the Taklamakan Desert. The approach is unique; it integrates solar energy generation with agricultural measures. Specifically, plants that stabilize the sand, such as alfalfa, will be cultivated beneath expansive solar panels spread across 22,000 acres. This combination of solar technology with biological sand control aims to enhance ecological defenses against the encroaching desert.

Grand Sunergy's involvement is particularly noteworthy, as they are the sole provider of solar products designed specifically for this challenging desert environment. Their innovative solar panels are built to withstand the harsh conditions characterized by high temperatures and sandstorms. These panels feature advanced insulation and corrosion resistance technology that ensures durability and efficiency, making them ideally suited for desert installation.

Beyond the Taklamakan project, Grand Sunergy is actively exploring various "photovoltaic+" projects to maximize the application of solar technology in diverse environments. For instance, in the Laizhou Bay, their first deep-sea photovoltaic project comes to life with a 400 MW capacity, marking a significant advancement in marine solar energy technology. Utilizing the HJT module from their "Seapower" series, the project represents a new frontier in the marriage of renewable energy and marine infrastructure.

Additionally, Grand Sunergy is making strides in hybrid salt and solar energy projects. A 600 MW facility is underway where solar panels not only harness energy but also aid in maintaining the quality of salt production through evaporation techniques, achieving an impressive increase of 2% to 3% in energy generation from the synergy between these two methods.

In Hebei, China, the company is taking its technology to roadways, where solar panels installed on slopes and embankments absorb sunlight and contribute green energy back into the power grid, transforming traditional transportation infrastructure into renewable energy sources.

As Grand Sunergy continues to innovate and expand its projects, its emphasis on research and development of high-efficiency HJT cells and modules underpins its commitment to building a comprehensive industrial supply chain from silicon wafers to finished solar products. Their strategic initiatives not only showcase the potential of solar energy in combating environmental challenges but also illustrate the company’s role as a leader in the renewable energy sector.

For more information on their upcoming projects, you can visit the Grand Sunergy official website.

Conclusion

Grand Sunergy’s active participation in the Taklamakan Desert solar wall project signifies a major step toward harnessing solar energy to address desertification while promoting sustainable agricultural practices. As countries across the globe explore renewable energy solutions, Grand Sunergy stands at the forefront of innovative approaches that merge technology with environmental stewardship, making a tangible impact on both local ecosystems and global energy sustainability efforts.