[The dome of No. 2 storage tank of Wenzhou LNG project rises]According to China State Construction Power Construction Co., Ltd., the dome of No. 2 storage tank of the Huagang LNG (liquefied natural gas) project in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, which is undertaking the civil construction tasks, has been successfully lifted into place recently, laying the foundation for the project to be completed and put into production on time. The project is one of the 53 coastal LNG receiving stations that have been completed and put into operation and are under planning in the country. The total investment is 10.6 billion yuan. It is planned to construct 6 160,000 cubic meters LNG storage tanks and supporting process facilities and 1 in three phases. 100,000-ton wharf. Editor/Xu Shengpeng
The Manzhouli TIR Assembly Center has recently started construction, covering an area of 140000 square meters with a total investment of 150 million yuan. It is the first specialized TIR assembly center in Inner Mongolia. The project is located in the Manzhouli Digital Land Port Smart Hub Park. After completion, it is expected to handle an annual capacity of 500000 tons of TIR cargo and 100000 standard containers for distribution, with a 40% increase in customs clearance efficiency and a 15% reduction in logistics costs, promoting the transformation of the port from a traditional transit channel to a smart logistics hub. Editor/Cheng Liting
On June 18, 2026, the Inner Mongolia Dalate to Mengxi 1000 kV AC transmission and transformation project officially started construction, with a total investment of approximately 4.169 billion yuan, and is planned to be put into operation in December 2027. The project is invested and constructed by State Grid Corporation of China, with Inner Mongolia Electric Power Group responsible for on-site management. The content includes the construction of a new Dalate 1000 kV substation, expansion of Mengxi Station, construction of approximately 250 kilometers of double circuit transmission lines, and temporary relocation of a 500 kV line. Editor/Cheng Liting