[CEEC signs photovoltaic project in Sierra Leone] On May 15, 2023, CEEC and Sierra Power Energy signed an EPC cooperation agreement for the 100MW photovoltaic power plant project in Mabandare, Sierra Leone. This project is the first EPC cooperation agreement signed by the company in Sierra Leone. A 100MW photovoltaic power station will be built in the first phase of the project, and there is another plan to build a second phase of photovoltaic power station of the same scale. China Power Engineering International Corporation aims to develop green projects, protect green ecology, and build green systems, and takes increasing employment and improving the living standards of African people as its own responsibility. Combining its own advantages, it will continue to contribute to the green development of Africa. Edit/Ma Xue

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• 2026.11.10 17:48
• [China Harbour won the bid for the dredging project of Monrovia Port in Liberia]
• Recently, China Harbour won the bid for the dredging project of Monrovia Port in Liberia. Monrovia Port is the largest foreign trade gateway port in the country, with a total dredging volume of approximately 1.12 million cubic meters and a designed water depth of -13.5 meters. It also carries out simultaneous salvage and removal of sunken ships and underwater obstacles. This is another water transportation project that China Harbour has won in Liberia, following the Bomi Iron Mine Supporting Channel Project. The business extends from the mining supporting terminal to the national main port.Editor/Li Xiaohua

• 2026.11.10 11:47
• [CCCC SDC Pushes Ahead with Subsea Curved Pipe Jacking in Zhangpu]
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