Recently, CSCEC has commenced grid-connected electricity generation in phases for Azerbaijan's largest and highest voltage-level photovoltaic power station, the photovoltaic power station project in Gobustan, Azerbaijan.

Covering an area of approximately 5.5 million square meters, the project encompasses land leveling, roads, drainage systems, equipment houses, equipment installations, supporting substation facilities, meteorological stations, and communication infrastructure. When fully connected to the grid, the annual power generation capacity will reach 500 million kilowatt-hours, which can supply electricity to 110,000 households and reduce carbon emissions by 200,000 tons.

The project team utilized a combination of geological surveys and PVCASE software to simulate three-dimensional terrain accurately. This scientific approach allowed them to develop the most optimal plan for earthwork construction, effectively addressing the challenge of extensive excavation. "photovoltaic tracking brackets" were installed behind the photovoltaic panels to continuously adjust their angles and orientations in real-time, ensuring that the photovoltaic array remains unobstructed by shadows throughout the day. Furthermore, intelligent cleaning robots were employed for regular maintenance of the photovoltaic panels, each capable of covering distances of up to 2,000 meters in cleaning operations, significantly enhancing cleaning efficiency.