A GROUNDBREAKING ceremony for the Skyworth Photovoltaic Smart Industry Park project was held in Guangming District on Wednesday.

The Skyworth base will be a low-carbon green park that focuses on intelligent manufacturing as well as photovoltaic research and development.

The Guangming District Government envisions collaboration with Skyworth Group as a catalyst for accelerated company growth within the region’s robust industrial ecosystem. After completion, the project is expected to bring fresh momentum to the construction of a world-class science city and bolster the development of the district’s new energy industry.

The commitment extends to comprehensive support for Skyworth Photovoltaics, with continued assistance in project execution, market expansion, and a shared drive for technological innovation in the new energy sector.

Shi Chi, president of the Skyworth Group, emphasized Skyworth Photovoltaics’ dedication to advancing industrial evolution by leveraging the regulatory backing and industrial landscape of Guangming for mutual progress.

Additionally, an outlook of expanded collaboration beyond the immediate project scope was shared, aiming to pave innovative paths in green development and further contribute to regional economic growth and social advancement.

As a pivotal player within Shenzhen’s strategic emerging industries, the new energy sector stands as a focal point among Shenzhen’s industry clusters.

Skyworth’s foray into the realm of new energy with its photovoltaic endeavors underscores a commitment to establishing a world-class smart manufacturing hub, uniting various facets of the intelligent new energy industry chain.

This move aims to elevate the value chain in photovoltaic manufacturing, positioning the Skyworth project as a very important part of Guangming’s new energy industry development.

The project occupies approximately 63,935 square meters of industrial land. The architectural layout is designed to encompass factory structures, dormitories, and canteens as well as public amenities like development spaces and communal sports facilities.

A planned construction area totaling approximately 275,000 square meters will prioritize factory functions (73%), dormitory spaces (24%), and canteens (3%), encapsulating a harmonious blend of industrial operations and holistic community spaces.

(Windy Shao)