Jinko Solar-Ecological Harmony

Maintenance of Ecological Harmony

Ecological Protection during Construction

The Company strictly follows domestic and international laws and regulations, such as the Law of the People's Republic of China on Environmental Impact Assessment and the Regulations on the Administration of Construction Project Environmental Protection, and integrates the concept of ecological protection into the entire lifecycle of engineering construction. We explicitly state that biodiversity protection must be considered during project development, construction, and operational activities, to minimize the impact of production and operations on the environment, natural resources, and biodiversity. We would like to foster harmonious coexistence between society and nature.

Planning Stage

Conduct field surveys of project sites before the site is selected. Assess the environmental impact on biodiversity and natural resources, and develop scientific environmental impact control measures based on the assessment results.

Construction Stage

Strictly adhere to the "Three Simultaneities" requirement for environmental protection, conduct environmental impact assessments concurrently with the construction, and organize and conduct acceptance inspections in time.

Operational Stage

Regularly conduct environmental hazard investigations and organize extensive promotional and educational activities related to ecological and environmental protection to raise employees' aware -ness of ecological protection.

Exit Stage

Carry out ecological restoration work based on the results of environmental impact assessments, to ensure that local ecological environment systems are promptly restored upon the termination of projects.

Promoting Ecological Harmony through Industrial Development

The Company leverages industrial strengths to establish an integrated model of "tree planting + grass planting + breeding + power generation" in some desert areas. We combine photovoltaic products with agricultural planting, ecological breeding, and special tourism. By harnessing solar energy through the panels while fostering various industries underneath, the Company achieves multiple ecological benefits such as sand fixation, enriching vegetation diversity, and addressing biodiversity decline exacerbated by climate change. At the same time, this approach generates stable clean energy output and creates additional economic benefits for local agriculture, stock farming, and tourism. As of the end of 2023, the Company has implemented over gigawatt-scale photovoltaic sand control projects in Gansu, Ningxia, Qinghai, Inner Mongolia, and other regions.

Tiger Neo Contributing to Desertification Improvement in Alxa League

Western Inner Mongolia is mostly composed of the Gobi Desert. Effective sand control, prevention of desert expansion, and suppression of dust storms have been ongoing challenges in this area. Jinko Solar has supplied approximately over 200,000 pieces of N-type TOPCon photovoltaic modules of the Tiger Neo series to the State Power Investment Corporation's (SPIC) Alxa League photovoltaic sand control project. The integration of new energy development with ecological restoration and governance has contributed to improving the fragile ecological environment of the region to some extent.
Through the extensive layout of photovoltaic modules, these modules prevent direct sunlight from reaching the ground surface, reduce evaporation of surface water, and facilitate vegetation growth. The project holds significant importance for the overall economic development, ecological protection, and desertification control in the Alxa League. During operation, the project is expected to achieve an average annual electricity generation of 208 million kWh.

supplied
approximately

200,000pieces

an average annual
electricity generation

208million kWh