The delivery ceremony for the first batch of materials for a new batch of household solar equipment projects from China to Cuba was held on the 7th in Havana, the capital of Cuba. Cuban Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment Perez Oliva, Vice Minister Rivas, and Chinese Ambassador to Cuba Hua Xin attended. Pérez Oliva said that Cuba's national power system is facing serious challenges, and people are affected by the unfair, illegal, and unilateral blockade of the United States every day. This donation is of great significance to Cuba. China has played an important role in promoting Cuba's energy transition and continues to provide support. This batch of equipment will be distributed to families in remote areas, as well as institutions affected by the energy crisis, such as nurseries, banks, and nursing homes. Hua Xin said that this batch of aid equipment is a gift from the Chinese people to the Cuban people who are fighting in difficult circumstances, and it is also an actual result of cooperation between Cuba and Cuba on energy and people's livelihood under the framework of the “Belt and Road” initiative. China will help Cuba move forward steadily on the path of energy independence and work together to build a closer community of destiny between China and Cuba. According to reports, China delivered a batch of 5,000 sets of 2 kilowatt photovoltaic power generation equipment to Cuba in November 2025. The new batch of 5,000 household solar equipment has improved both the installed capacity of stand-alone units and battery energy storage capacity, and has been optimized for the Cuban power grid situation and tropical climate conditions.

The delivery ceremony for the first batch of materials for a new batch of household solar equipment projects from China to Cuba was held on the 7th in Havana, the capital of Cuba. Cuban Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment Perez Oliva, Vice Minister Rivas, and Chinese Ambassador to Cuba Hua Xin attended. Pérez Oliva said that Cuba's national power system is facing serious challenges, and people are affected by the unfair, illegal, and unilateral blockade of the United States every day. This donation is of great significance to Cuba. China has played an important role in promoting Cuba's energy transition and continues to provide support. This batch of equipment will be distributed to families in remote areas, as well as institutions affected by the energy crisis, such as nurseries, banks, and nursing homes. Hua Xin said that this batch of aid equipment is a gift from the Chinese people to the Cuban people who are fighting in difficult circumstances, and it is also an actual result of cooperation between Cuba and Cuba on energy and people's livelihood under the framework of the “Belt and Road” initiative. China will help Cuba move forward steadily on the path of energy independence and work together to build a closer community of destiny between China and Cuba. According to reports, China delivered a batch of 5,000 sets of 2 kilowatt photovoltaic power generation equipment to Cuba in November 2025. The new batch of 5,000 household solar equipment has improved both the installed capacity of stand-alone units and battery energy storage capacity, and has been optimized for the Cuban power grid situation and tropical climate conditions.