[Zheneng Group signed an agreement on photovoltaic modules in Uzbekistan]Recently, Zheneng Group's real control enterprise, Zhonglai Stock, and Source Trading Company Limited, a subsidiary of Masdar, ABU Dhabi's Future Energy Company in the United Arab Emirates, officially reached an agreement to supply 1GW photovoltaic modules for STC's Uzbekistan project. As the largest photovoltaic project in Central Asia and one of the largest N-type photovoltaic projects in the world, the project is scheduled to be connected to the grid by the end of 2023. Once operational, it will deliver clean electricity to 1 million homes in Uzbekistan every year and reduce 1 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions every year. Editor/Xue Ma
On April 10th, the National Bureau of Statistics released data showing that the CPI in March increased by 1.0% year-on-year, but the growth rate has declined. This is mainly due to the seasonal drop in food and service prices, as well as the decrease in pork, tourism, and other prices. PPI increased by 0.5% year-on-year, marking the first time it has turned upward after 41 months of continuous decline. Driven by the rise in international commodity prices and the improvement of domestic supply and demand, industries such as petroleum and non-ferrous metals saw significant price increases. Editor/Cheng Liting
On April 7, 2026, the deepest offshore wind power project of Huaneng Shandong Peninsula North L site in China was fully connected to the grid. The project is located in the Muping sea area of Yantai, with a water depth of 52-56 meters. It is equipped with 42 12 MW wind turbines and uses the highest four pile pipeline foundation in China. The annual power generation is 1.638 billion kilowatt hours. Yantai Power Supply Company ensures grid connection through the "Clear Wind and Warm Sun" service. The project has promoted the installed capacity of new energy in Yantai to reach 16.66 million kilowatts, ranking first in the province and assisting in the green and low-carbon transformation.Editor/Cheng Liting