Recently, China Energy Engineering Group (referred to as China Energy Engineering) and its affiliated enterprises have won multiple major projects in overseas markets, covering multiple fields such as warehousing and logistics, wind power operation and maintenance, photovoltaic power plants, and floating photovoltaics, fully demonstrating their comprehensive strength and market competitiveness in the global engineering field.

Angola: Century City E-commerce Industrial Park Warehouse Project

In Angola, Africa, Guangxi Hydropower Engineering Bureau Angola Company successfully won the bid for the Century City E-commerce Industrial Park Warehouse Project. The project is located in the ZEE Economic Zone of Luanda, Angola, adjacent to the Century City New S ã o Paulo Phase I Trade City, with a superior geographical location. The project plans to build 7 large warehouses with a single building area of approximately 11520 square meters. The implementation of the project will greatly enhance the local warehousing and logistics capabilities, laying a solid hardware foundation for the development of regional e-commerce and trade.

Namibia: Long term operation and maintenance services for wind power project booster stations

In the field of new energy operation and maintenance, China Energy Engineering Technology Co., Ltd. won the bid for the 5-year conventional operation and maintenance service project of the full capacity grid connected booster station of the Namibian wind power project. The project is located in the Haras region of Namibia, with a wind farm construction scale of 50MW and a supporting 132kV substation. The technology company will be responsible for all BOP (Balance of Plant) operation and maintenance work within five years after the commercial operation of the power plant, including operation monitoring, maintenance and repair, quality, health, safety and environmental management, training, spare parts management, and supervision of wind turbine operation and maintenance suppliers, to ensure the long-term stable and efficient operation of this wind farm with an annual theoretical power generation of over 243 million kilowatt hours.

Uzbekistan: Tashkent Oblast Integrated Photovoltaic Project of Source, Grid, Load and Storage

In the Central Asian market, China Energy Construction has made another breakthrough. The consortium composed of China Electric Engineering Gansu Institute and China Electric Engineering International Corporation has successfully won the bid for the first phase of the 240MWp photovoltaic project in Akhangaland, Tashkent Oblast, Uzbekistan. The project is located in the Akhangaran region of Tashkent Oblast, Uzbekistan. The consortium will provide full process services from design, procurement, construction to project management, training, and acceptance. The core content of the project includes the construction of a 240MWp photovoltaic power station, a supporting 110 kV collection and boosting station, two 110 kV transmission lines, and the renovation of the inter station interval. It is a typical "source grid load storage" integrated clean energy project.

Thailand: 108 MW floating photovoltaic technology services

In Southeast Asia, China Energy Engineering Yunnan Institute has achieved a new breakthrough in business and won the bid for technical services for a 108 MW floating photovoltaic project in Thailand. The project has an installed capacity of 108 megawatts and will become one of the important floating photovoltaic power stations in Thailand upon completion. This bid marks a zero breakthrough for China Energy Construction in the floating photovoltaic field in Thailand, laying a solid foundation for its future development of the Southeast Asian new energy market. Keywords: the Belt and Road, the Belt and Road news

The successful acquisition of this series of projects not only reflects the collaborative advantages of China Energy Construction in the entire industry chain of planning and design, engineering contracting, equipment supply, and operation and maintenance services, but also reflects the increasingly critical role that Chinese enterprises are playing in the global energy transformation and infrastructure construction wave. By exporting advanced technology and rich experience, they are helping countries around the world achieve sustainable development goals.Editor/Cheng Liting