Maximize Capacity|Cando’s Qinggang® Underground Garage Entrance/Exit Project Successfully Launched, Transforming Existing Space into a Photovoltaic Power Station
Release time:
Nov 10,2026
Recently, Cando’s Qinggang ® modules have added another benchmark case—the photovoltaic glass roof project for an underground garage entrance has been successfully implemented. Unlike conventional rooftop or carport power stations, this project is installed in a uniquely shaped, low-load glass passage that serves as both a vehicle access point and provides lighting, rain protection, and structural transparency. Leveraging the lightweight, highly adaptable, and highly safe and reliable features of Qinggang ® modules, Qinggang® successfully implemented this easily. Integrated construction above the overlooked passage Photovoltaic Skylight , achieving the dual benefits of providing shade and shelter from the rain while generating clean energy.
Real-life photos of the Qinggang® component project at the underground garage entrance/exit
This is not the first time Qinggang® components have been deployed in such specialized settings. Previously, a glass corridor project at a public hospital in Kunshan, Suzhou, also gained attention: atop the corridor used by patients and staff, a photovoltaic corridor was constructed using Qinggang® components. Without obstructing natural daylight or impeding pedestrian flow, this solution repurposed existing space in the public corridor to generate clean energy continuously, helping the hospital reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.
Glass corridor at a public hospital in Kunshan, Suzhou
The core value of Qinggang® Components is to help customers develop underutilized existing assets, ensuring that “everything that can be installed is installed.” In many industrial parks, hospitals, and government and corporate institutions, flat rooftop capacity has long been exhausted, yet large amounts of underutilized peripheral space remain idle: curved passageways, pedestrian skybridges, garage entrances and exits, light corridors, irregular canopies, building curtain walls, and so on. These types of spaces often have stringent requirements for daylighting, openness, and irregular shapes; conventional... Rigid component Construction is restricted. Cando’s Qinggang® modules, with their lightweight design, high adaptability, flexible layout, and high safety and reliability, unlock more scenarios that previously “could not accommodate solar,” turning such non-traditional spaces into sustainable, revenue-generating assets.
Real-life photos of the Qinggang® component project at the underground garage entrance/exit
From the pedestrian corridor of a public hospital to the curved skylight at the entrance of this underground parking garage, two consecutive projects demonstrate the core capabilities of Qinggang® components: Going beyond conventional rooftops, we unlock the full potential of existing space to truly enable “maximizing installation capacity” for existing assets. Space is neither good nor bad; it simply depends on whether there is a suitable solution.
Going forward, Cando will continue to explore more existing scenarios, offering hospitals, industrial parks, government and enterprise clients, and commercial customers flexible green power asset development solutions, ensuring that every idle space can generate green value.
Cando Solar is an advanced photovoltaic company, founded by the world-leading engineers and solar veterans from Trina Solar,ST Micro and TSMC. In 2022, Cando Solar has developed the world first 210mm busbar-free HJT solar module, certified by TÜV Rheinland. Cando Solar has mastered and applied for more than 20 invention patents, including 2 US invention patent applications, 3 PCT international patent applications. 4 Chinese invention patents have been authorized.Previous Page
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