On July 4th, the Prime Minister of Uzbekistan, Abdulla Aliyev, and his delegation visited the site of the 1GW photovoltaic power station project in Uzbekistan. They watched a demonstration of the Renjie intelligent robot component cleaning. Prime Minister Aliyev thoroughly understood the cleaning characteristics of the robots and highly praised their outstanding performance and product design. The Uzi project is invested and constructed by China Energy Engineering Group. It is the largest photovoltaic power station project by Chinese enterprises in the Central Asia region. The project deployed nearly 4,000 Renjie "Jinxing" dry-mounted photovoltaic cleaning robots. The terrain of the project was complex, requiring dual-row linked tracking supports. The technical difficulty was high, and the delivery period was tight. Renjie was willing to accept the challenge, overcame difficulties, and successfully completed from site survey to design, production, shipment, to the first successful installation and commissioning within less than three months. This demonstrated Renjie's speed and project delivery capability.

The project was fully connected to the grid by the end of June. It is expected to generate 2.4 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, and reduce natural gas consumption by approximately 588 million cubic meters per year. This will effectively alleviate the local power shortage and improve the power supply structure.