In the industrial zone on the outskirts of Beiting, a newly produced silver gray transformer was slowly lifted onto a truck. Driver Juan patted the box, as if greeting his old buddy - he had been driving a transport truck for ten years, pulling ore and building materials, and today he pulled the "big guy" made in front of his house for the first time. In the future, these transformers with digital chips will crawl along cables into the streets and remote villages of Brazilian cities, lighting up more electric meter panels.

Intelligent factory landing

Recently, the Nansen Transformer Factory under the AUX Group was officially put into operation. The factory is designed according to the concept of intelligent manufacturing, equipped with multiple advanced processes and intelligent testing platforms, and the entire production process is digitally controlled. The factory will focus on the research and development of distribution automation equipment and new energy supporting products, providing a one-stop intelligent equipment solution for the Brazilian power industry. Chinese Consul General in Rio de Janeiro, Tian Min, stated through video that this project is in line with Brazil's "re industrialization" and the infrastructure upgrading needs of Minas Gerais state, and is a vivid practice of local cooperation between China and Pakistan.

Capacity benefits people's livelihoods

The new factory has an annual production capacity of 144000 transformers and is expected to create approximately 300 local job opportunities. From the bustling commercial districts of S ã o Paulo to the villages and towns in the Amazon hinterland, these devices will directly serve the intelligent transformation of Brazil's power grid. Daniel Medrado, Deputy Director of the Economic Development Department of Minas Gerais State, pointed out that Chinese investment not only fills the gap in high-end power equipment manufacturing in the local area, but also drives the development of upstream and downstream industrial chains through technology spillover effects, allowing the clean energy dividend to truly benefit the Brazilian people.

Co draw a new chapter on energy

As Brazil accelerates its energy transition, the construction of intelligent distribution networks has become a key link. The landing of the Nansen factory injects momentum into this transformation - the energy-saving transformers it produces can reduce transmission losses and meet the needs of new energy grid integration such as photovoltaics and wind power. As stated by Fan Chong, CEO of Brazil's Nansen, the factory will respond to Brazil's energy structure adjustment with technological innovation, making Chinese equipment a reliable partner for Brazil's green development. And such industrial cooperation between China and Pakistan is also bearing more win-win results on the land of Latin America with the landing of more projects.

When Juan started the truck, the indicator light on the dashboard lit up warmly. He knew that the destination of this transportation might be a community that had just been connected to stable electricity - where the children were doing homework tonight and no longer had to get close to the kerosene lamps.Editor/Yang Meiling