The export of high-precision servo motors is subject to licensing controls, affecting the procurement and equipment delivery schedules of photovoltaic cleaning robots and overseas EPC projects. This article focuses on the environmental protection and energy industry chain, analyzes the applicable scope, delivery time risks, capacity reservation, and key corporate response measures, and helps companies quickly understand policy changes.

Brazil’s INMETRO is expanding the mandatory certification scope for PV cleaning equipment. From November 1, 2026, fully automatic rail-type equipment used in large-scale ground-mounted power station projects must meet certification requirements, EMC immunity testing requirements, and Portuguese-language manual requirements. Exporting companies and purchasers should plan for compliance and market access as early as possible.

Shipments of photovoltaic cleaning equipment have been significantly affected by the new capacity allocation rules on Asia-Europe routes. Starting August 10, 2026, the booking waiting period will be extended from 12 days to 21 days, putting export delivery, Q3 stocking, and overseas fulfillment under simultaneous pressure. Quickly understand the rule changes, affected areas, and key response priorities to help companies adjust production scheduling and procurement timelines in advance.