China’s first PV power plant was built in Gansu Province in 1983 and has been operating continuously for the past 39 years, way beyond the standard life cycle of 25 years.

So, what are the secrets behind the plant's reliability and operational longevity? Across May and June, industry professionals debated PV product reliability in three consecutive live streamed events, themed 'PV, to make friends with time.'

The experts involved agreed that, while a PV power plant is an asset capable of generating consistent income, associated risk can only be reduced by guaranteeing long-term stability and the capacity to withstand extreme weather conditions. In summary, reliability must be prioritized.