On April 9, 2025, the Ministry of Energy and the Ministry of Finance of Ghana visited and inspected the Ouda Optoelectronics Linyi production base. The two sides had in-depth exchanges on cooperation in the field of new energy and officially signed a 10-year exclusive new energy cooperation agreement. This cooperation not only marks a significant breakthrough for Ouda Optoelectronics in the international market, but also injects new impetus into Ghana's energy transformation and education infrastructure development.
During the visit, the Ghanaian delegation visited the exhibition hall, integrated light storage and charging shed, and production workshop of Ouda Optoelectronics, and gained a detailed understanding of the company's technological research and development achievements, product types, and advanced production processes. The photovoltaic modules, inverters, and energy storage products showcased by Ouda Optoelectronics have gained high recognition for their high efficiency, stability, and innovative design.
According to the cooperation agreement, in the next ten years, both parties plan to build solar power stations for 200 schools nationwide in Ghana. The projects will all adopt Ouda Optoelectronics' integrated solution products (photovoltaic modules, inverters, energy storage products, etc.). This measure aims to use clean energy to improve the electricity supply in Ghana's schools, promote the modernization of the local education environment, and help Ghana achieve its sustainable energy development goals.
Zhang Linhai, the person in charge of Oukai New Energy at Ouda Optoelectronics, stated that this cooperation is an important step for the company to fulfill its green energy mission, and also a recognition of the company's technological strength and product quality. Through close cooperation with the Ghanaian government, we aim to further expand our international market and enhance our brand influence.
Officials from Ghana's Ministry of Energy stated that this cooperation is an important component of Ghana's energy strategy. By introducing advanced new energy technologies, Ghana will accelerate the popularization of clean energy, reduce dependence on traditional energy, and lay a solid foundation for sustainable development.
Oukai New Energy is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ouda Group, relying on the technical accumulation of Ouda Optoelectronics' German R&D center, dedicated to the research and development, production and sales of solar inverters. The company's AUSTA brand was registered and established in Germany in 2018, with strong R&D and production capabilities. Its products are exported to 46 countries and regions including Europe, South America, Australia, Southeast Asia, and Africa. The company adheres to the mission of enabling thousands of households to share green energy, and is committed to the development of a complete energy storage system, providing customers with one-stop global smart energy system solutions.