[China Energy Engineering won the bid for the Gansu Energy Storage EPC project] On December 22, 2025, the EPC general contracting results of the 200MW/800MWh independent energy storage power station project of Yishite Minle were announced. After competition from four bidders, China Energy Engineering Group Gansu Electric Power Design Institute Co., Ltd. was ultimately selected as the winning bidder, with Shanghai Baozhi Group Co., Ltd. as the member of the consortium. The winning bid amount was 643200560.00 yuan, equivalent to a unit price of approximately 0.804 yuan/Wh. The project is located on the south side of the 330 kV collection station in Sanduntan, Minle County, Zhangye City, Gansu Province. The main construction content includes the construction of a new 200MW/800MWh independent energy storage power station and related supporting facilities. Editor/Yang Meiling

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