Solar First Group shines at Saudi Photovoltaic Exhibition, full scenario solutions attract attention

From October 12 to 14, Solar & Storage Live KSA was successfully held at the Frontier Expo Center in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. At Hall 1 B30, Solar First Group showcased its full-range photovoltaic solutions spanning ground-level to rooftop applications. Leveraging deep market insights, the company presented products that not only perfectly meet local requirements but also demonstrate exceptional reliability. These offerings captured the attention of numerous industry clients and partners, making Solar First a standout presence at the exhibition.

High strength lightweight structure, to cope with high temperature and wind and sand challenges

In recent years, the Saudi government has implemented a series of robust policies to actively promote the deployment of rooftop photovoltaic systems for residential and commercial/industrial use. The products showcased at this exhibition are specifically designed for Saudi Arabia's high-temperature, intense solar radiation climate and unique building structures. Utilizing heat-resistant and UV-resistant aluminum alloy materials, these products combine excellent structural strength with lightweight characteristics. They are compatible with common local building materials including concrete flat roofs, metal roofing systems, and traditional architectural frameworks, effectively addressing challenges posed by thermal expansion and sandy wind environments.

Solar solutions tailored to Saudi Arabia's multi-scenario needs

To meet the climate conditions of Saudi Arabia's high temperatures and strong sandstorms, as well as the demands of large-scale projects, Solar First Group's tracking support system has undergone structural reinforcement, enhancing wind resistance and overall stability to effectively withstand harsh desert environments. The BIPV (Building Integrated Photovoltaics) curtain wall integrates architectural design with power generation functions, providing integrated energy solutions for commercial buildings and large-scale facilities while satisfying aesthetic and thermal insulation requirements. This aligns with Saudi Arabia's trend of promoting sustainable building development. Additionally, the fixed ground-mounted photovoltaic system offers advantages such as easy installation, high versatility, and stable performance, capable of reliably supporting large-scale public utility projects in Saudi Arabia while effectively balancing project cost-effectiveness and operational stability.

Deepen the Saudi market and respond to the Vision 2030

Solar First Group places high priority on the Saudi market, actively aligning with the nation's strategic goal of energy transition outlined in Vision 2030. The Saudi government is vigorously developing renewable energy and accelerating solar project deployment, creating vast opportunities for the industry. This participation not only reflects our full recognition of Saudi Arabia's new energy market potential, but also serves as a crucial step to deepen local collaboration and advance localized services.

During the exhibition, the Solar First team engaged in in-depth discussions with local Saudi enterprises, project investors, and industry experts. This comprehensive engagement revealed both the technical requirements for photovoltaic products under extreme conditions like high temperatures and strong sandstorms, as well as the urgent demand for efficient and stable mounting systems and integrated solutions in the local market. These insights have laid a solid foundation for Solar First Group to deliver customized products and services tailored to Saudi needs, empower clients to tackle diverse challenges, and support the Kingdom's sustainable energy goals.

Looking forward, Solar First Group will adhere to the concept of "New Energy, New World", adhere to technology innovation as the driving force, closely focus on the specific needs of the Saudi market, continue to optimize products and solutions, help the energy structure transformation in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East, and work with global partners to create a green energy future