Yu Energy BIPV Waterproof Bracket Application in Zhongcai Pipelines
Category: Company News
Release time: 2025-12-05
Summary: The project comprises color steel roofing, cement roofing, and conventional tile roofing, with a total construction area of approximately 32,000㎡. It is installed using Yune BIPV aluminum alloy waterproof brackets, and its installed capacity is about 6 MWp.
Using light as the source and energy to drive industry, Zhongcai Pipeline and Yune Photovoltaic are jointly launching a green, low-carbon project.
Zhejiang Zhongcai Pipeline Technology Co., Ltd.—a leading domestic manufacturer of plastic pipes—announced that Yune Energy Photovoltaic and Zhongcai Pipeline officially signed an energy management agreement on October 31, 2025. The project comprises color steel roofing, cement roofs, and conventional tile roofs, with a total construction area of approximately 32,000 square meters. It will be installed using Yune Energy’s BIPV aluminum alloy waterproof mounting brackets, boasting an installed capacity of around 6 MWp. Construction is currently underway in full swing!
Keywords: Yu Energy BIPV Waterproof Bracket Application in Zhongcai Pipelines
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