[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

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• 2026.05.21 16:48
• [National Highway 218 will be fully constructed by 2027]
• The construction progress of National Highway 218 from Nalati to Barentai has reached 90.23%, and the entire line is planned to be completed by 2027. The total length of the road is 215.4 km, connecting the Ili River Valley and Korla. It adopts the standard of two-way four lane first-class highway, with a bridge tunnel ratio of 77.2%. It will be started in 2021. At present, the first section of the tunnel has been completed and is striving to reach the main completion target by the end of July. The remaining bridges, traffic safety, and mechanical and electrical engineering are accelerating. Editor/Cheng Liting

• 2026.05.21 16:37
• [Datang Group plans to build a million kilowatt wind power base]
• On May 15, 2026, Datang Anhui Huaibei Branch signed a cooperation agreement for a 200000 kilowatt wind power project with Zhenlai County, Jilin Province. Zhenlai County is located in the core area of the Three Gorges Scenic Area on land in Jilin Province, with abundant scenic resources. Datang Group will rely on this project to track the progress of the construction of the Jilin Electric Power to Beijing ultra-high voltage channel, and build a million kilowatt level wind power base in the Northeast region. Editor/Cheng Liting