[Yankuang Energy: Strive to achieve wind installed capacity of 3GW in 2025] Recently, on the investor interactive platform, Yankuang Energy answered the relevant layout of the company in the field of new energy. In 2022, the distributed photovoltaic project was launched in the energy utilization mining area of Neiyan Mine in Shandong Province, and the preliminary work of acquiring new energy indicators was carried out in Shaanxi and Mongolia, striving to achieve the installed scale of solar power of 3 million kW by 2025. Editor/Xu Shengpeng

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• 2026.05.15 14:37
• [Tianfa Energy Storage Green Energy Equipment Base Landing in Tianjin]
• Recently, the Tianfa Energy Storage and Green Energy High end Equipment Manufacturing Base project started construction in Tianjin Future Science and Technology City, with a total land area of about 14700 square meters. It focuses on the manufacturing of hydro generator sets and supporting core components, covering high-end equipment fields such as pumped storage units, wind power, and solar energy. After the project reaches its production capacity, the annual output value is expected to exceed 300 million yuan, and the annual tax revenue will exceed 8 million yuan. It is planned to be put into operation within one year, which will fill the gap in high-end equipment manufacturing in Ninghe District. Editor/Cheng Liting

• 2026.05.15 14:36
• [Inner Mongolia's GDP growth rate in the first quarter was 6.2%, leading the country]
• As of the end of April 2026, Inner Mongolia plans to implement 3668 major projects with a total investment of 3.7 trillion yuan and an annual planned investment of 1079.5 billion yuan. At present, 3200 units have resumed work, with a resumption rate of 87%. The completed investment is 245.2 billion yuan, with a completion rate of 23%. In the first quarter, the GDP of the entire region increased by 6.2% year-on-year, ranking among the top in the country in terms of growth rate. Major project investments are becoming the core engine of economic growth. Editor/Cheng Liting