On the afternoon of the 12th, Mr. Supa collins Mandiwanzira, a member of the current political Bureau of Zimbabwe, and his party visited Nuclear Shun Energy, accompanied by Chairman and General Manager Bing Weiwei.

At the meeting, Mr. Bing introduced to Mr. Supa the company's current investment, construction and operation of distributed photovoltaic power stations, ground power stations and energy storage power stations, and focused on the operation of the company's South African subsidiary and its business in the African market. Mr. Bing introduced that since the establishment of Nuclear Shun South Africa Company, its business has expanded to Mozambique, Zambia, Uganda and other regions, the company's photovoltaic energy storage projects in African countries not only help solve the problem of local power shortages, but also an important part of promoting the green transformation of African countries.

Mr. Supa introduced the industrial background and trade environment of Zimbabwe, spoke highly of the company's core products and technical strength, and expressed the intention of cooperation.

The company has broad prospects for cooperation with Zimbabwean customers in the field of new energy. The visit deepened Mr. Supa's understanding of nuclear energy and laid a solid foundation for bilateral trade cooperation in the field of new energy. The two sides reached a consensus that they will continue to strengthen exchanges and cooperation, give full play to their respective advantages, further negotiate on cooperation in photovoltaic and energy storage projects and supply chain trade, and build a good cooperation model of sharing and win-win.