[Deep Wind Offshore and EWP to develop offshore wind projects]Norwegian offshore project developer DWO has partnered with South Korean state-owned energy company East West Power to develop South Korean offshore wind projects. Under their partnership, DWO and EWP will focus on developing four floating and bottom-fixed projects offshore from the country's coastline. The total installed capacity of these projects will exceed 4GW. Editor/Xing Wentao
On August 22, 2026, the Julius Nyerere hydroelectric power station in Tanzania, which POWERCHINA participated in, was officially put into operation. The power supply of the project covers nearly half of the local electricity demand, effectively alleviating power shortages, improving people's electricity consumption, and helping Tanzania consolidate its advantages in energy development in the East African region. Editor/Min Jing
On August 22, 2026, CNOOC completed the capping of the main body of Huizhou 19-6 offshore crude oil processing platform in Zhuhai. This platform is the largest facility of its kind in Asia, which will serve the development of 100 million ton oil fields in the the Pearl River River Mouth Basin and help the country to stabilize energy supply.Editor/Min Jing