[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
Recently, the Subulga coal mine project has successfully obtained the approval for commencement filing, marking the official entry of the project into the construction and implementation phase. The Subulga mining field covers an area of 79.3036 square kilometers and has a coal resource of 1.652 billion tons. The designed production capacity of the mine is 8 million tons per year, and a matching coal preparation plant of the same scale will be constructed. The project was approved by the National Development and Reform Commission on April 10, 2025, and took 12 months to efficiently complete all preliminary procedures. At present, the construction process of the Subulga coal mine has begun and is expected to be completed by 2029. Editor/Cheng Liting
Recently, TGEM signed an EPC contract with Ayon Energy for a 250MW photovoltaic power plant in Hatron state, marking the substantial construction phase of Tajikistan's first large-scale solar power plant. The project is required to be completed before August 2026, which will effectively alleviate the shortage of electricity during the winter water and electricity dry season. As part of the 500MW photovoltaic plan in Tajikistan, the Soghote State project is undertaken by China Construction Xinjiang Engineering Group. This move aims to promote energy diversification and help achieve the target of 1.5GW solar energy installation by 2030. Editor/Cheng Liting