On April 6, the first "fishery-solar complementary" photovoltaic power project in Tiantai County, a key project of Zhejiang Province, officially broke ground in Baihe Town. The project is expected to be connected to the grid for power generation by June 30.

　　It is reported that the main body of the project is located at Meng'an Reservoir in the Yizhai area of Baihe Town, with a total investment of 190 million yuan and a land area of about 569 mu. It is currently the power station with the largest capacity in Tiantai County. As a new energy project, the "fishery-solar complementary" project builds photovoltaic power generation facilities on reservoirs and on the ground, installing photovoltaic modules above the water surface or ground to generate electricity, using the water body for aquaculture, and using the original land for agricultural planting, thus forming a power generation model of "power generation above, fish farming and planting below." It is understood that this photovoltaic power station has an annual power generation of about 25 million kWh, electricity fee revenue of more than 26 million yuan, and can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 24,000 tons per year.

　　The Taixin KR150 rotary drilling rig has a drilling depth of 42 m, a maximum drilling diameter of 1300 mm, and a total machine weight of 40 T. In this "fishery-solar complementary" photovoltaic power project, the bored pile diameter is 400 mm and the depth is 3 m. The strata are soil and mudstone. The use of the KR150 greatly improves engineering efficiency while ensuring project quality, fully leveraging the characteristics of Taixin small rotary drilling rigs such as low energy consumption, high efficiency, and convenient transportation, and providing equipment support for the photovoltaic power project.