In recent years, with the in-depth implementation of the "the Belt and Road" initiative and the release of dividends from the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP), Southeast Asian countries are accelerating their energy transformation and infrastructure construction. In this context, Chinese companies have won important projects in countries such as Cambodia and Vietnam with advanced technological solutions and rich engineering experience, demonstrating strong competitiveness in the fields of green energy and environmental infrastructure.

Sinohydro wins bid for Cambodia's national charging pile network construction project

Recently, the Cambodia branch of Sinohydro Corporation Limited successfully won the bid for the EPC general contracting project of the charging pile project in Cambodia. The project is located in Phnom Penh, the capital city, with a planned construction period of 36 months. It will build about 100 charging stations nationwide in stages and install 400 sets of charging pile equipment. As the first new energy charging pile EPC project of Sinohydro in Cambodia, this project will significantly improve the coverage of charging infrastructure in Cambodia, provide important support for the popularization of new energy vehicles and the construction of green transportation system in the country, and also lay a solid foundation for Chinese enterprises to deeply cultivate the Southeast Asian new energy market.

Qingda Environmental Protection signs contract for Vietnam's largest power plant ash treatment project

Qingda Environmental Protection has formed a consortium with TPSC and PETROCONs from Vietnam, and recently signed a general contract for the ash and slag system of Vietnam's Longfu 2 × 600MW power plant. The project covers the design, supply, and construction of a complete ash and slag treatment system for the power plant, and Qingda Environmental Protection will undertake the core equipment design and supply tasks. This is the first general contract for Qingda Environmental Protection's overseas business, and also the largest material conveying system project in the company's history, marking an important breakthrough in China's environmental protection technology in the field of power infrastructure in Southeast Asia. 

From Cambodia's green charging network to Vietnam's power plant environmental upgrades, Chinese companies are actively participating in Southeast Asia's energy transformation with innovative technology and engineering strength. The implementation of these projects not only demonstrates the professional advantages of Chinese enterprises in the field of new energy and environmental protection, but also promotes the high-quality development of the "the Belt and Road" through practical cooperation, injects new impetus into the regional green low-carbon transformation, and writes a new chapter of win-win cooperation.Editor/Cheng Liting