With the acceleration of global energy transition, Laos, with its abundant solar energy resources, is becoming an emerging hotspot for photovoltaic development in Southeast Asia.
KJI Solar, with leading technological strength and rich overseas project experience, collaborates with Laotian partners to jointly create efficient and reliable photovoltaic power stations, injecting green momentum into local economic development!

The success or failure of photovoltaic power plants begins with precise on-site inspections. KJI Solar will conduct a comprehensive on-site survey of the planned 10 MW photovoltaic project. From terrain mapping to power grid connection, from light analysis to soil detection, we use professionalism and meticulousness to build a solid foundation for subsequent design.

Drone aerial survey: In response to the characteristics of Laos' many hills and dense vegetation, the team uses drone 3D modeling to accurately identify slopes, orientations, and obstructions.
Sunshine trajectory analysis: Combining local meteorological data, measuring shadow changes at different time periods, optimizing array spacing and inclination design.
Access point survey: Hike to inspect the capacity and route of surrounding substations, and evaluate the feasibility of grid connection.

In order to obtain accurate data, team members need to continuously climb between mountains and locate the best measurement points. Language barriers have not become barriers to communication. The team members work closely with local guides through simple gestures and sincere smiles, gaining a deep understanding of the characteristics of each piece of land.
When the mission of green energy is calling, we cross borders and rush to the scene. From dense jungles to undulating mountains, carrying heavy equipment, fearless of heat and rugged mountain roads. Despite language barriers and harsh environments, they never stop moving forward. Cross border new energy uses perseverance to measure land, illuminating the world with clean light