According to Wang, the biggest challenge for PV power plants is the high cost of human labor. This is particularly true for large utility-scale plants. To address this issue, Wang’s company has invested heavily in automation and artificial intelligence technology, with production capacities of 3GW, 7GW, and 5GW for their mounting, cleaning, and inspection robots respectively.
Wang believes that the US, Europe, and Australia markets would be particularly interested in their products. These regions have high labor costs and would benefit greatly from incorporating more automation and artificial intelligence into their operations and maintenance processes. In order to further develop their technology, Wang emphasized the importance of having a strong technology and R&D team as well as access to significant venture capital.
Despite these challenges, Wang sees a great opportunity for his company’s technology to succeed. With more people showing interest in investing in PV power plants to lower electricity costs and reduce the need for on-site labor, Wang believes that his company’s products will be highly sought after in the near future.
