[Sineng Electric signed a contract with Saudi Ar Rass photovoltaic project]Recently, Sineng Electric and Larsen & Toubro signed an inverter equipment supply agreement for the 700 MW Ar Rass photovoltaic project in Saudi Arabia. After it is fully put into operation, it will provide green power for about 132,000 households in the central region of Saudi Arabia, helping the Middle East to accelerate low-carbon energy transformation and 2030 vision realized. The Ar Rass project is located in the Al Qassim desert area of Saudi Arabia. The harsh application environment of high temperature, strong wind and sand puts forward extremely high requirements on the reliability of the product. The project will all adopt Sineng Electric's 1500V 3.125MW centralized solution. The 6.25MW all-in-one machine design has the characteristics of high integration and high power density, which saves costs, facilitates transportation, and is easy to install; the high IP65 protection level also makes it fearless of desert Scenario testing can ensure the power generation income of the power station. Edit/Ma Xue
On June 30, 2026, the excavation of the underground powerhouse of the Nanshankou Pumped Storage Power Station in Golmud, Qinghai, undertaken by Three Gorges Construction, was completed. The power station is the world's largest under construction pumped storage project at an altitude of over 3500 meters, with a total installed capacity of 2.4 million kilowatts. The project has entered the pouring and equipment installation stage, and the first batch of units is planned to be put into operation in 2028. Editor/Min Jing
On June 27, 2026, ENERGY CHINA Gezhouba Group began construction of the country's first integrated zero carbon highway project in Guangxi. Supporting photovoltaic energy storage and heavy-duty truck replenishment network, relying on ecological carbon sinks to achieve net zero carbon operation, in line with the national zero carbon channel construction deployment, and creating a demonstration model for low-carbon transformation of transportation. Editor/Min Jing