In a significant engineering advancement, VERSOLSOLAR has successfully designed and installed a photovoltaic array on a challenging 70° cliff slope at a camellia oil farm in Qiandao Lake, China — establishing new possibilities for solar deployment in extreme terrain conditions.

In 2023, the Shandong Caiyangzi Salt Farm PV Demonstration Project—located in Yangkou Town, Shouguang—was successfully connected to the grid and has been operating stably ever since. Situated in a highly corrosive salt-alakali environment with significant wind pressure, the project posed dual challenges of corrosion resistance and structural wind resilience. VersolSolar’s V-Flex Aqua flexible mounting system overcame these extreme conditions through material and structural innovation, ensuring long-term reliability and providing a benchmark solar power solution for salt farm environments.

Recently, VersolSolar’s Hangzhou headquarters experienced rare severe wind conditions—multiple trees nearby were uprooted, with one falling directly onto a solar array. Despite the impact, our flexible mounting system demonstrated exceptional structural stability and impact resistance​​, protecting all photovoltaic modules from damage. This real-event test confirms the system’s reliability and durability under extreme conditions—making it a ​​top-tier solar mounting solution for extreme weather and resilient renewable energy infrastructure​​.​​

We are proud to announce that VersolSolar has contributed as a key editor and co-drafting organization in the newly released group standard T/CI 1083-2025: Intelligent Tracking Solar Mounting Systems. Our Technical Director, Yu Ziyi, participated as a main drafter in this effort, which was officially published by the China International Science and Technology Promotion Association Standardization Committee.