[CEEC won the bid for Oman Manah II Photovoltaic Power Generation Project] Recently, CEEC Shanxi Institute received the bid winning notice from Singapore Sembcorp Group, confirming that it has won the bid for Oman MANAH II Photovoltaic Power Generation EPC General Contracting Project. The project is located in the Manah area of Oman, covering an area of 680.35 hectares, with a total installed capacity of 588.2 megawatts, and a new supporting 400 kV booster station and transmission line. It is planned to be put into commercial operation on May 1, 2025. After the completion of the project, it will provide a key boost to the transformation of renewable energy in Oman, and it is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by about 340,000 tons per year. Edit/Ma Xue

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