[Xidian Xibian showcases its international competitiveness in ultra-high voltage technology]Xidian Xibian, a subsidiary of China XD Group, has successfully won the bid for three major overseas key power transmission and transformation projects, covering key energy markets such as Southeast Asia and the Middle East. The total project amount and technical complexity have reached new highs in recent years, marking the further recognition of China's ultra-high voltage equipment technology in the international market. The winning project this time focuses on the demand for large capacity and high-efficiency power transmission and transformation. The core equipment adopts the ultra-high voltage transformer technology independently developed by Xidian Xibian. Its key indicators such as loss control and short-circuit resistance have reached the international leading level, which can effectively solve the problem of long-distance and large capacity power transmission in the local area, and help the country where the project is located improve its energy infrastructure and optimize its energy structure.Editor/Bian Wenjun
On September 8, 2026, the Cundinamarca Province of Colombia held an international promotion event for the northern tram project, with representatives from 17 countries including China, South Korea, the United States, and Portugal in attendance. The Chinese side expresses its willingness to participate. The project is 48.9 kilometers long with a total investment of over 5.5 billion US dollars, and the bidding work is progressing in an orderly manner. Editor/Min Jing
On September 9, 2026, the CCCC Malaysia East Coast Connection Railway Project launched dynamic testing operations simultaneously for the east and west sections, with the west section starting speed increase tests and the east section advancing signal system tests. The project takes Guandan as the dividing point, and the testing has moved from single section testing to full line multi system verification, achieving phased progress in engineering construction. Editor/Min Jing