[Freyr plans to build €1.6 billion gigafactory near the Arctic Circle]Norwegian battery maker Freyr plans to build a €1.6 billion Arctic Gigafactory with the help of €400 million in guarantees and loans from Norway's export credit agency Eksfin. Freyr expects the plant to be one of the largest and most efficient in Europe, with 50% lower capital expenditure per GWh of capacity and more than 200% higher output per employee than conventional lithium-ion plants. Editor/Xing Wentao
Recently, the X-pillar of the cooling tower in the 2nd section of the coal-fired power project at CTG Xinjiang Ruoqiang New Energy Base has been completed and closed. The project overcomes the difficulty of lifting large components and adopts the steel tube concrete X-column technology, laying an important foundation for the construction of the cylinder wall and annual construction goals. Editor/Min Jing
CR1G Electric Service Company has completed the thermal sliding test of approximately 10 kilometers of underground line of Hangzhou Metro Line 9 Phase II. The project has overcome difficulties such as connecting existing lines and collaborated with multiple disciplines to ensure that the test meets the standards in one go, laying a solid foundation for subsequent joint debugging, testing, and operation. Editor/Min Jing