The high-voltage overhead wire clearance project from Tancun to Pazhou along the Pearl River front waterway, a key livelihood power project in central Guangzhou, has been successfully finished. This project unlocks valuable land resources for urban renewal and regional development. Shenzhen Hailinyue Technology Co., Ltd. was engaged to provide **night lighting support service with tethered UAVs** for the overhead tower removal night construction in Pazhou & Haizhu Wetland Park area, Haizhu District. Our team successfully delivered the on-site lighting guarantee work. The tower dismantling work was arranged in night windows to minimize disruption to daytime traffic and residents. High-voltage tower removal demands strict lighting condition and safety control. Traditional ground lighting is limited by distance, obstacles and complicated deployment. With rich practical experience in emergency lighting missions and certified UAV pilots, Hailinyue deployed tethered lighting UAV system to deliver wide-range, high-brightness aerial illumination. It supplied even and stable lighting for high-altitude wire and tower dismantling, helping the power construction team work precisely and safely at night. This is another milestone of our emergency support service. Previously, our team took part in flood drainage support during Shenzhen heavy rain, Typhoon Mojia rescue in Hainan (awarded by China Southern Power Grid), on-site lighting support for Typhoon Bebinca in Yangjiang and Typhoon Matmo in Zhanjiang. Besides our own brand HIFEESOY’s power semiconductors, solar products and emergency equipment supply business, Hailinyue offers professional tethered UAV emergency lighting and aerial inspection services. We translate our disaster rescue experience into standardized technical solutions for power grid, emergency response and construction industries. Vast as the ocean, we march forward with lofty aspirations. Moving ahead, Hailinyue will keep relying on solid technology and reliable service to support urban power projects and emergency response missions.