A distributed rooftop plant built for Shanghai Huajia Glassware, developed under the self-generation, self-consumption and surplus-to-grid model. Generation feeds the melting, forming and annealing lines during daylight hours, when the plant's demand and tariffs are both at their highest.

An approximately 1 MW array installed for Lvzhou Kindergarten, with roof load assessed before installation, glare control planned around classrooms and playgrounds, and equipment housed in secured enclosures. The campus runs on solar through the school day, with surplus exported to the grid.

An approximately 1 MW distributed rooftop project for Shanghai Tusheng Auto Parts, with grid connection and metering completed on site. Output tracks the plant's daytime load, so most of the electricity is consumed where it is generated.