SolarEast Chairman Xu Xinjian Leads Delegation to UN Climate Summit in Brazil

[City, Brazil] – November 21st, 2025 – As the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, drew to a close, Mr. Xu Xinjian, Chairman of SolarEast Group, a leading global enterprise in the clean renewable energy sector, concluded his participation in the international gathering. Arriving on November 14th as the Co-Lead of the "China Business Council for Sustainable Development Delegation," Chairman Xu actively engaged in the series of events from November 15th to 20th, focusing on global climate governance and working to expand cooperation opportunities for advanced battery energy storage systems in the burgeoning new energy markets of Brazil and South America. 

This COP30 marked the first time Brazil hosted the UN climate conference. The event centered on critical issues such as climate finance, green transition, and protecting vulnerable groups, attracting government representatives from over 140 countries, international organizations, and leading global new energy enterprises. The All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce New Energy Chamber of Commerce, to which SolarEast Group belongs, is an officially registered observer at COP30 and has consistently organized member companies to participate for seventeen consecutive years. As the Executive President of the Chamber and a key representative of China's new energy industry, Chairman Xu Xinjian participated in the core agenda throughout the conference.

SolarEast Group actively contributed to key side events, including those held at the China Pavilion and thematic meetings on new energy technologies. Chairman Xu delivered keynote speeches, sharing SolarEast's 26 years of exploration and successful practice in the clean energy sector. He specifically highlighted the company's "Integrated PV-Storage-Charging-Thermal" zero-carbon solutions and successful application cases, particularly those involving high-performance commercial battery storage systems deployed in extreme environments. 

In his keynote speech titled, "New Energy Leading Zero-Carbon Development," Chairman Xu Xinjian systematically elaborated his core views, combining global energy transition trends with the company's practical experience. He asserted that new energy has become the central force driving global zero-carbon development. It not only plays a crucial role in reshaping the global energy landscape but also continuously unleashes green momentum through technological iteration. The widespread penetration of clean and low-carbon technologies, such as photovoltaic, wind power, and new energy vehicles, is effectively breaking the dependence on fossil fuels. This transition is turning the "Zero-Carbon Future" vision into actionable, realistic solutions, injecting strong impetus into global sustainable development. SolarEast's advanced BESS solution is instrumental in enabling this stability and penetration.  

The core of climate action lies in finding win-win paths for both environmental protection and economic prosperity. Recognizing the immense potential of the new energy market in Brazil and South America, SolarEast aims to leverage COP30 as a vital opportunity to align its mature clean renewable energy solutions with local needs. This strategic approach seeks both to support South America's low-carbon transition goals and to advance the implementation of the company's global strategy, with a focus on delivering robust commercial battery storage systems tailored for the region. 

This visit represents another significant step in SolarEast's global engagement, following its participation in COP28 and IEA international conferences. It solidly marks the company's transition from a leader in China's solar thermal industry towards becoming a "Global Leader in Integrated Clean Renewable Energy Solutions." Subsequently, SolarEast will continue to follow up on the cooperation intentions reached during the conference, actively promoting the implementation of collaborative projects such as technology transfer and localized production, thereby contributing Chinese corporate strength to global climate governance.