[SMM PV Flash]Advanced manufacturing moves towards "green", and Canadian Solar Inc. helps Lianxun Instruments build a green energy system.

Published: Jul 3, 2026 13:11

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Driven by the enterprise’s need to continuously enhance its green manufacturing capabilities and energy utilization efficiency, the 271.32 kW distributed PV project of Suzhou Lianxun Instrument Co., Ltd., constructed by the Canadian Solar Inc. China distributed EPC team, has been officially connected to the grid and is generating electricity. The project is located in the Suzhou High-tech Zone. Canadian Solar Inc. provides a one-stop EPC service covering solution design, engineering construction, power supply procedures, grid connection acceptance, and smart operation and maintenance, creating a safe, efficient, and stable green energy system for the enterprise and continuously supporting its green and low-carbon development.

The project has a total installation area of approximately 2,600 m², with 456 Canadian Solar Inc. high-efficiency N-type modules installed, and a total installed capacity of 271.32 kW. The project adopts a mature and reliable system solution, optimized in combination with the enterprise’s stable daytime electricity consumption characteristics. While enhancing system operation stability, this achieves on-site consumption of PV power and improves overall energy utilization efficiency.

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