[2.5 million kilowatt new energy project to be built in Balikun County, Xinjiang] Sany Heavy Energy signed an investment promotion agreement with the People's Government of Balikun Kazak Autonomous County. The company's megawatt intelligent wind power equipment manufacturing industrial park is planned to be located in the Green Industrial Park in Dahe Town, Balikun County and Santanghu Town. The total investment of the project is 9 billion yuan. It is planned to build an annual capacity of 2 million kilowatts megawatt intelligent wind power equipment manufacturing industrial park, a 500000 kilowatt wind storage new energy project and a 1 million kilowatt wind power hydrogen and ammonia production project. Editor/Zhao E

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