Mingyang Container House

Mingyang Group has business related to photovoltaic-powered modular container houses in the container house field, and its subsidiary Mingyang Ruike New Energy Co., Ltd. has the capability to produce container houses with photovoltaic power generation functions. Here is a detailed introduction:

Business Entity

Mingyang Ruike New Energy Co., Ltd. (referred to as "Mingyang Ruike") in Zhongshan, Guangdong, under Mingyang Group, has carried out business related to container houses, with its main products being modular container houses with photovoltaic power generation functions.

Product Features

• Customized on Demand: These photovoltaic-powered modular container houses can be customized according to actual needs, meeting the usage requirements in different scenarios.
• Convenient Transportation and Easy Installation: The products are easy to transport and have significant advantages in installation. They can be quickly installed, improving the efficiency of project construction. For example, in the Central Government's Emergency Hospital Project in Lok Ma Chau Loop, Hong Kong, the batch of container houses jointly built by Mingyang Ruike and China Construction Fourth Engineering Division completed installation and commissioning within 48 hours.
• Efficient Power Generation: They can generate electricity efficiently even in cloudy, rainy, and other low-light environments, independently providing clean power to the containers and fully meeting the daily power needs of the makeshift hospitals. A single photovoltaic container product can generate 2115 kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, meeting the power requirements for air conditioning, lighting, and other electrical appliances in the containers throughout the day.
• Environmentally Friendly and Energy-Saving: Over their service life, they can save 30 tons of standard coal and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 78 tons, aligning with the development concept of environmental protection and energy conservation.

Project Case

In the Central Government's Emergency Hospital Project in Lok Ma Chau Loop, Hong Kong, Mingyang Ruike actively responded to the demand for supporting Hong Kong's anti-epidemic efforts and providing photovoltaic containers. It collaborated with China Construction Fourth Engineering Division to provide modular container houses with photovoltaic power generation functions for Hong Kong's epidemic prevention, making significant contributions to the project construction.