Solar First Shines at Malaysia's Green Energy Exhibition, Drawing Attention with Diverse PV Solutions

From October 15th to 17nd, the International Greentech & Eco Products Exhibition & Conference Malaysia (IGEM) successfully concluded at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. Solar First showcased its diverse product portfolio, including rooftop mounting systems, ground-mounted systems, tracking systems, floating PV systems, and BIPV carports, at Booth 1040 in Hall 1. The exhibition highlighted comprehensive photovoltaic solutions covering various application scenarios, making Solar First a prominent feature of the event.

Diverse Product Portfolio, Precisely Tailored for Southeast Asia's Climate

As a key market for renewable energy development in Southeast Asia, Malaysia has been continuously promoting the implementation and application of solar projects. According to the Malaysia Renewable Energy Roadmap (MyRER), the Malaysian government has set a target for renewable energy to meet 31% of the nation's energy needs by 2025, increasing to 70% by 2050. Addressing local climate characteristics such as high temperatures, high humidity, and coastal conditions, the products exhibited by Solar First feature specialized optimizations in corrosion resistance, structural stability, and ease of installation. The rooftop mounting systems are lightweight yet sturdy, compatible with various roof types; the ground-mounted systems offer high versatility and resistance to environmental impacts, suitable for diverse complex terrains; meanwhile, the tracking systems, through enhanced structural design and intelligent control, improve power generation efficiency and system reliability, fully meeting the demands of large-scale ground power stations.

Expanding Application Scenarios, Supporting Diversified Energy Structure

The BIPV carport system displayed at the exhibition perfectly integrates photovoltaic power generation with building functions. It not only provides clean electricity for commercial and public facilities but also serves multiple purposes such as shading, rain protection, and vehicle shelter, highly aligning with Malaysia's drive for green buildings and urban sustainable development. Simultaneously, the floating PV system introduced by Solar First effectively utilizes water resources like reservoirs and lakes, not only saving land but also leveraging the cooling effect of water bodies to enhance power generation efficiency. Research indicates that the annual power generation potential of floating PV projects in Malaysia is estimated to be approximately 47 to 109 GWh, offering innovative solutions for local new energy development.

Deepening Presence in the Southeast Asian Market, Jointly Promoting Green Energy Transition

Solar First places great importance on the Southeast Asian market and actively participates in Malaysia's renewable energy development plans. The Malaysian government continues to release policy dividends through initiatives such as the Green Electricity Tariff (GET) and Net Energy Metering 3.0 (NEM 3.0), driving the optimization and upgrading of the energy structure. This participation not only demonstrated the group's technical strength in photovoltaic mounting and system integration but also further deepened cooperation and exchanges with local enterprises, project owners, and industry associations. During the exhibition, the Solar First team engaged in in-depth discussions with numerous clients and partners, gaining comprehensive insights into local policy directions, project needs, and environmental challenges. This has laid a solid foundation for providing more customized and adaptable products and services in the future.

Looking ahead, Solar First will continue to be driven by technological innovation, closely integrating with the characteristics of the Malaysian and Southeast Asian markets. The company will persistently optimize product design, enhance local service capabilities, and work hand-in-hand with partners to advance regional clean energy development, collectively pioneering a low-carbon and sustainable energy future.

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