Under the bright light of the Paris Olympics, a striking focus of discussion has quietly emerged around the world - the "greenest" Olympic era. The Paris Olympic Organizing Committee said that they would hold a breathtaking event while working hard to reduce the consumption of materials and energy to create the "greenest Olympics". Photovoltaic, as the most cost-effective and scene-adaptive clean energy, has naturally become the first choice for various carbon reduction scenarios, and this Paris Olympics is no exception.

Olympic Aquatics Center

Among them, the Olympic Aquatics Center (OAC) is one of the new venues specially built for the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics. It has laid more than 4,680 square meters of solar panels and is one of the largest urban solar power plants in France. These panels can meet 25% of the electricity demand, equivalent to the electricity consumption of 200 households.

Olympic Aquatics Center

Clusters of solar panels are also laid on the tops of many buildings and core areas of the Olympic Village. One-third of the roofs of the buildings in the Paris Olympic Village are equipped with solar panels, and some areas are also equipped with temporary roofs made of photovoltaic fabrics, which can provide continuous power supply to nearby buildings.