In the afternoon, Fengman Village, Debaotu Township, Huade County, Wulanchabu City, Inner Mongolia, was breezy and sunny. Along the winding ridge, the eyes suddenly opened up-a piece of dark blue photovoltaic panels spread out neatly, one next to the other, stretching into a vast ocean.
behind the figures of huade photovoltaic power station in the afterglow (supplied by central wide network fa huade financial media center)
, it is the strength of the village collective economic growth and the support of the masses to increase their income. Today, this “photovoltaic blue” has become a bright background for rural revitalization in Huate County. Up to now, 10 village-level power stations and 1 centralized power station in the county have formed a joint development pattern, driving 5592 village-level power station beneficiary farmers and 776 centralized power station beneficiary farmers to increase their income and become rich. In the first quarter of 2026 alone, the village-level photovoltaic power station has accumulated 25.52 million kilowatt-hours of electricity on the Internet, with an output value of 8.86 million yuan. From power generation to income increase, from project construction to rural benefits, Huate County is gradually building the photovoltaic industry into a more stable and sustainable development chain.
The core value of the photovoltaic industry lies not only in “power generation”, but also in transforming green resources into development capital. “We stare at these boards every day. In fact, we are not only looking at the power generation, but also the income of the village.” The words of Liu Zhiping, a staff member at the scene, sounded ordinary, but were very real. In Fengman Village, this increasingly eye-catching “photovoltaic blue” is not only the color of new energy projects, but also the background color of rural revitalization. It has the meaning of green and low-carbon development, and it also has the practical needs of increasing the income of the masses and the development of the village.
Today, the “blue” of photovoltaics has become a bright background in the villages of Huate County. It brings not only green energy, but also a new possibility-allowing the fields to produce “energy” and “hope” in addition to food “. When the sun shines on the board, the current is input into the power grid, and the income is collected into the village. A development path different from the past is slowly becoming clear on this land.
