At the recent Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, China announced in a document that it will implement special projects for clean energy power supply, providing African countries with distributed photovoltaic energy storage systems and supporting enterprises in building large-scale clean energy power generation projects in Africa. Specifically, 30 clean energy projects will be implemented in Africa, and 30 joint laboratories will be established to help Africa achieve green development.

The African region has a unique geographical latitude and climate conditions that harbor abundant solar energy resources. However, the power grid infrastructure in most African countries is relatively weak, leading to insufficient grid coverage and unstable power supply in remote areas. Statistics show that the 1.3 billion people in the 54 countries of Africa have a huge daily demand for electricity, but Africa's electricity generation accounts for only 3% of the world's total, and there are still 600 million people in Africa without access to electricity.