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Recently, following their initial visit to the rooftop PV-hydrogen demonstration project in Zhangjiagang, a delegation from Thailand’s Provincial Waterworks Authority (PWA) and Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) revisited ZNShine Solar—this time stepping inside the company’s manufacturing base for in-depth exchanges on PV production and quality control. The revisit shifted the focus from project application to product manufacturing, offering a more comprehensive understanding of ZNShine Solar’s overall capabilities.
During the tour of the production line, the delegation gained a systematic overview of the full manufacturing process—from raw materials to finished modules. They closely observed automated production lines, high-precision process control, and the end-to-end quality management system. ZNShine Solar’s technical team provided detailed explanations of key production stages and quality standards. From raw material selection and critical process control to final product testing and performance validation, every step reflects a strong commitment to product consistency and reliability. Backed by a mature manufacturing system and continuously optimized processes, ZNShine Solar ensures excellent performance in power generation efficiency and long-term operational stability.
Throughout the visit, the delegation actively engaged in discussions, taking detailed notes and exchanging views on production processes, testing methods, and quality assurance practices. By connecting insights from both the project site and the manufacturing floor, the delegation not only witnessed real-world performance but also developed a clearer understanding of the manufacturing strength behind it.
From the initial project visit to this in-depth factory tour, the exchange has steadily evolved—from application to manufacturing—further strengthening mutual understanding. This end-to-end insight into both system performance and production processes lays a solid foundation for future cooperation. Building on this, ZNShine Solar will continue to enhance collaboration with partners in Thailand and across Southeast Asia, advancing cooperation from project-level engagement toward deeper industrial synergy, and jointly expanding the application of clean energy for long-term, sustainable growth.
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