Global Markets
Powering Infrastructure Worldwide
Ziyao Power delivers export-ready transformers, switchgear, and substations to EPC contractors, utilities, distributors, and industrial buyers across selected international markets.
United States
Buyer-focused sourcing support for U.S. EPC, industrial, solar and replacement equipment RFQs.
Learn MoreSaudi Arabia
IEC and SASO compliant transformers & switchgear for Vision 2030 infrastructure projects.
Learn MoreUnited Arab Emirates
Power equipment and authority-submission support for UAE commercial, industrial, and utility projects.
Learn MoreIraq
Oil & gas, reconstruction, and utility-grade transformers and substations.
Learn MoreNigeria
Nigerian grid and industrial power infrastructure transformer solutions.
Learn MoreKenya
East Africa energy access: transformers and switchgear for rural electrification.
Learn MoreTanzania
Transformers and substations for Tanzania power grid and mining projects.
Learn MoreEthiopia
GERD and grid expansion transformer solutions for Ethiopian power sector.
Learn MoreUganda
Distribution transformers and switchgear for Uganda power infrastructure.
Learn MorePhilippines
60Hz transformers and switchgear for Philippine utility and industrial projects.
Learn MoreExport project basis
Local requirements must be confirmed before equipment selection
Market pages organize common buyer and application needs by destination. They do not claim automatic local approval. Each RFQ should identify the utility, authority, project specification and evidence route that apply at the actual installation site.
Electrical system
Confirm nominal and highest system voltage, 50 or 60 Hz operation, earthing arrangement, short-circuit level, insulation coordination and local voltage tolerances.
Climate and installation
State ambient temperature, altitude, humidity, pollution, coastal or desert exposure, indoor or outdoor duty, enclosure, ventilation and transport constraints.
Approval and documentation
List the destination standard, utility or authority review, drawing language, certificates or reports requested, FAT scope, marking, packing and import documentation.
Destination data to include in the first RFQ
- Country, project city, utility and end-user sector
- Applicable standard, edition and authority requirements
- Voltage, frequency, fault duty and environmental conditions
- Required tests, documents, packing and delivery point