Recently, under the Belt and Road cooperation initiative, three Chinese companies adhere to the concept of win-win cooperation, actively fulfill their corporate social responsibilities, expand overseas markets along the Belt and Road, and newly sign a number of overseas infrastructure projects, involving road new energy and power engineering construction.

China Energy Construction signed a contract for Nigeria's photovoltaic power plant project

Recently, Energy China International Group and the joint venture of Jiangsu Institute formally signed the EPC business contract for the 150MW photovoltaic power station prepared by Xingzhongyuan in Nigeria at the headquarters of Redstar Zhongyuan Group, realizing the rolling development of Nigeria's new energy market.

The owner of the project is Red Star Zhongyuan Group, a Chinese-funded private enterprise. The project is located in Xingzhongyuan Industrial Park, Abia State, Nigeria. The project mainly includes the design, procurement, construction, trial operation, commissioning of 150MW photovoltaic power station, and some transmission lines and supporting facilities. Facilities construction, etc. After the completion of the self-provided photovoltaic power station, it will provide a stable power supply for Xingzhongyuan Abia Industrial Park, and at the same time reduce the cost of electricity for the future development of the industrial park.

Nigeria is the core overseas market of China Energy Construction. Its affiliates Gezhouba Group, North China Institute, and Jiangsu Institute have been deeply involved in the Nigerian market for many years. They have undertaken a number of key livelihood projects and established a good brand image of Chinese-funded enterprises. Since the establishment of the international group, it has actively played a leading and coordinating function, cooperated with member companies in Nigeria to accelerate the deepening of the Nigerian market, and successively signed a number of major projects such as the 1000MW gas-fired power station in Malatex, Nigeria, the general contracting project for 330 kV transmission lines, and the 350MW gas-fired power station in Bodo. power project.

Yunnan Energy Investment signed the Laos-Cambodia border power transmission and transformation project

Recently, at the China (Yunnan)-Laos Economic and Trade Cooperation Project Signing Ceremony held in Vientiane, Laos, Yan Jiong, Chairman of Yunnan Energy Investment Hong Kong Company, and Soukasavart Sosouphanh, Deputy General Manager of Laos State Electricity Corporation, signed the Laos-Cambodia border transmission project on behalf of the two parties. The shareholder agreement of the power project company marks that the Hong Kong company has made new progress in the promotion of old energy projects.

At this ceremony, China and Laos signed a total of 9 cooperation projects (memorandums of understanding), involving new energy development, infrastructure assistance, agricultural development, cross-border e-commerce, skills training, cultural exchanges and other fields, in order to implement the The important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries has laid the foundation for deepening the friendly and cooperative relations and improving the level of economic and trade cooperation between the two countries.

SINOMACH signed a contract for the silicon-based new material project in Malaysia

SINOMACH signed a cooperation agreement on the integrated general contracting project of silicon-based new materials in Malaysia. After the completion of the project, it will become the first silicon-based material full industrial chain factory in Southeast Asia, which will promote the optimization and upgrading of the local new energy industry and improve the local economic benefits.

The project is located in the Samalaju Industrial Park, Sarawak, Malaysia, and is under the responsibility of China Machinery Engineering Corporation (hereinafter referred to as CMEC), a subsidiary of the group. CMEC is dominated by green and low-carbon silicon-based materials, and will build an annual output of 60,000 tons of industrial silicon, 50,000 tons of polysilicon, 10 gigawatts of crystal slices and 5 gigawatts of batteries in accordance with an integrated, diversified, and differentiated development model Components of the modern factory.Editor/Ma Xue