The contract for the 12GW scenic base project in Alxa, Inner Mongolia--Seetao

[The contract for the 12GW scenic base project in Alxa, Inner Mongolia] On February 4, 2023, Alxa League, Inner Mongolia, held a special promotion meeting for green power investment and a centralized signing ceremony for key projects, and successfully signed 32 project agreements to attract more than 168.8 billion yuan! Seven enterprises, including Huadian Inner Mongolia Company, China Resources Power, Vision Energy and Jiangsu Shuangliang Group, have signed a project agreement with Alxa League for the new energy base project from Helan Mountain in the Tengger Desert of Inner Mongolia to the Middle East, with a total investment of about 86 billion yuan. Editor/Ma Xue

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