[Henan: Renewable energy installed capacity in 2025]On February 6, the Henan Provincial People's Government issued the "Carbon Peak Implementation Plan in Henan Province". The program proposes to vigorously develop new energy sources. Accelerate the development and utilization of wind energy resources, focusing on the hills along the shallow yellow mountains (including the old course of the Yellow River) and the central and eastern plains, plan to build a number of high-quality wind power bases of one million kilowatts, and by 2025, the cumulative grid-connected capacity of wind power will reach 27 million kilowatts Above, the grid-connected capacity of photovoltaic power generation will reach more than 20 million kilowatts. Editor/Xu Shengpeng
Saudi Aramco is advancing the construction of offshore oil and gas production capacity. The bidding documents for five offshore EPCI projects will be submitted on August 1, 2026, involving six major offshore oil and gas fields. The bidding has been delayed multiple times. The project covers the construction of pipeline racks, production deck modules, and the improvement of offshore production facilities. Saudi Aramco's recent offshore capital investment has continued to rise, having previously awarded multiple large contracts. CNOOC Engineering has won the relevant CRPO contract in April 2026, and the Saudi market continues to release opportunities for global engineering companies.Editor/Gong Ziwei
Recently, Sinoma International signed a $476 million equipment supply contract with Dangote Industries in Nigeria to provide core equipment, materials, and a 12-month warranty for two new clinker production lines at Itoli Cement Plant. The production line can produce 6000 tons of clinker per day, and it is planned to produce clinker within 24 months after equipment debugging. The project aligns with Dangote's development vision and will help expand local cement production capacity and increase exports, continuing the cooperation between the two parties and demonstrating the strength of Chinese enterprises' deep participation in African infrastructure.Editor/Gong Ziwei