[Votorantim and CPP Investments form a renewable energy group] Brazilian investment company Votorantim and the Canadian Pension Plan Investment Commission (CPPInvestments) will integrate their energy assets in Brazil. The two companies will create a comprehensive renewable energy company with an installed capacity of 3.3GW. As of June 30, the combined entity will achieve net income of 5.8 billion Brazilian reals (1.05 billion U.S. dollars). Its diversified energy portfolio will include 2.3GW of hydropower capacity and 1GW of wind power asset capacity, as well as 0.6GW of operating capacity. Editor/Xing Wentao

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• 2025.12.26 17:24
• [China Railway Group wins over 4 billion yuan project]
• This winning bid project deeply integrates cutting-edge technologies such as DICC Smart Construction Cloud Platform and intelligent monitoring system, practicing the concept of green, low-carbon and digital transformation. It not only conforms to the national high-quality development direction of infrastructure, but also continues the technological advantages of the enterprise in super engineering. After the project is implemented, it will further improve the regional transportation network and empower the local economy. At the same time, it marks a new step for China Railway Group to deepen its core market and expand its business boundaries, and continue to support the construction of a modern infrastructure system with the responsibility of a central enterprise.Editor/Bian WenJUN

• 2025.12.26 17:23
• [The EPC bidding for the 140MW rooftop photovoltaic storage project]
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