[Jiangxi Nanchang plans to build 12 urban rail transit lines] On November 29, 2022, the official website of Nanchang Natural Resources and Planning Bureau released the second round of urban rail transit network planning of Nanchang after approval. There are 12 urban rail transit lines planned in this round, including 3 rail express lines and 9 ordinary rail lines, with a total mileage of 539 km. Editor/Zhao E

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• [Dongfang Electric wins Serbia's largest wind power project]
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