The Khalifa Industrial Zone in Abu Dhabi welcomes Chinese engineering companies to settle in, and CEEC has set up a project office to fully support the promotion of the 2.6GW power project. Relying on mature park facilities, enterprises can quickly establish operational support points and continuously expand their development space in the Middle East energy market.

Project implementation promotion

CEEC officially settled in Metal Park, Khalifa Industrial Zone, Abu Dhabi and established a project office to ensure the construction and implementation of the Taweelah C independent power project. The enterprise has won the EPC contract for the combined cycle gas turbine power plant, covering the entire chain of design, procurement, construction, commissioning, training, and quality assurance services. The project has an installed capacity of 2.6GW and is a leading power EPC project in the Gulf region by 2026, with a construction period of approximately 32 months.

Park supporting empowerment

Metal Park is located in the Khalifa Industrial Zone of Abu Dhabi, creating a plug and play industrial ecosystem for the metal industry. The business center in the park is operated by Regis and equipped with office space, online meetings, and business facilities. The flexible office mode eliminates the need for enterprises to build their own bases, adapts to long-term overseas project on-site needs, improves overseas project execution efficiency, and effectively reduces contractor operating costs.

Deeply cultivating the Middle East market

The United Arab Emirates continues to increase investment in energy and infrastructure, unleashing numerous opportunities for engineering cooperation. As a Fortune 500 company, CEEC continues to expand its Gulf business by leveraging its core advantages in power construction. Abu Dhabi continues to promote industrial upgrading and optimize the business environment through its industrial service platform, which will attract more cross-border engineering projects to land and promote the continuous deepening of energy infrastructure cooperation between China and foreign countries.

This layout is an important step for CEEC to strengthen its presence in the Middle East energy market. Relying on the construction of large-scale power station projects, the enterprise continues to export Chinese power engineering technology and solutions, consolidating its competitive advantage in the Gulf infrastructure field. With the steady growth of regional energy demand, the cooperation space between Chinese engineering enterprises and Middle Eastern countries will be further expanded.Editor/Min Jing