Harnessing renewable energy sources for power generation plays a pivotal role in reducing reliance on fossil fuels, which is associated with carbon and pollutant emissions. By transitioning to renewable energy, we make a positive contribution to protecting the environment.

Utilizing building roofs for installing distributed photovoltaic systems represents a sustainable approach that reuses land resources effectively and enhances the efficiency of land use.

The distributed photovoltaic system exhibits typical load characteristics, operating on a "self-consumption and surplus for the grid" model. It generates electricity to meet onsite demand and supplies excess power to the grid. This arrangement allows the system to provide electricity to gird during peak load period, particularly during daylight hours when solar generation is at its peak. This alleviates the power consumption pressure on enterprises and reduces the strain on the grid’s power supply infrastructure.

The combination of rooftop solar panels with building structure serves as a powerful demonstration of sustainable energy practices. This combination effectively captures people’s attention and raises awareness about the importance of energy conservation, emission reduction, and environmental protection.