[CEEC newly signs Australia Templers energy storage offshore project] On May 24, 2023, CEEC Shanxi Electric Power Construction Co., Ltd. and Sungrow Australia Co., Ltd. formed a joint venture to formally sign the contract in Shanghai for the Templers energy storage offshore EPC project in South Australia, Australia. The project is located in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, with a total capacity of 111MW/285.2MWh. After the project is completed, it can stably transmit clean power around the clock, further enhance the flexibility of clean energy power allocation, optimize the safety of the local power grid, and play a positive role in improving the local atmospheric environment, reducing carbon emissions, and promoting the sustainable development of the local green economy. Edit/Ma Xue

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• 2026.06.24 15:07
• [Zhongfu Industrial's 400 million wind power project starts construction]
• On June 23, 2026, the Fujin New Energy Grid Load Storage Integrated Wind Power Project under Zhongfu Industrial started construction in Gongyi, with a total investment of 407 million yuan, an installed capacity of 87.5 MW, an annual power generation of 180 million kilowatt hours, and a reduction of approximately 149300 tons of carbon dioxide emissions. The company has completed a 500000 ton green hydroelectric aluminum project, with 75% of its electrolytic capacity achieving green electricity substitution and an annual emission reduction of 5 million tons, ranking among the top in the industry in terms of carbon footprint. Editor/Cheng Liting

• 2026.06.24 15:06
• [Natural gas discovery in Beihai]
• The evaluation well drilled by Norwegian Wells Oil Company under license No. 1148 confirms the discovery of natural gas condensate oil in the North Sea, with recoverable reserves ranging from 3.4 million to 17 million standard cubic meters of oil equivalent. The well is located about 25 kilometers northwest of the Troll oil field, with a water depth of 365 meters, and is related to the evaluation of the Carmen oil field. The partners include DNO, Equinor, and Aker BP, and will explore the use of existing infrastructure to develop the oil field in the future. Editor/Cheng Liting