Overseas Green Energy Projects
Countries around the world have successively issued national energy transition guidance frameworks. Southeast Asian countries are actively exploring extensive new energy development plans and setting ambitious clean energy targets.
While maintaining stable development in the domestic market, Green Power Group is actively expanding into overseas markets, especially focusing on the growth potential in the renewable energy sector. With the continuous increase in global demand for green energy, governments worldwide have successively formulated policies to support sustainable development, providing a favorable opportunity for Yimei International Holdings’ internationalization strategy.
Southeast Asian countries will be the Group’s preferred region for overseas expansion.
Southeast Asian countries are among the world’s fastest-growing economies. In line with the global low-carbon economy, the Philippines and Vietnam urgently need to develop new energy to meet domestic energy demand and ensure energy security. These countries are rich in resources such as wind, solar, and geothermal energy, have long coastlines, and have governments that set ambitious new energy targets and provide policy support.
1 Solar Power
Using photovoltaic cells (such as silicon-based semiconductor materials) and the photoelectric effect, solar radiation energy is directly converted into electrical energy.
2 Wind Power
Wind energy is captured by wind turbine blades, which drive the generator to rotate, converting mechanical energy into electrical energy.
3. Hydrogen
Hydrogen is produced through water electrolysis (powered by renewable energy) or natural gas reforming, serving as an energy carrier for storage and transportation, and releasing energy through combustion or fuel cell power generation.
4. Energy Storage
Electric energy is stored in forms such as chemical energy and mechanical energy, and it is released during peak demand periods or energy supply shortages to balance the grid’s supply and demand.
