[Zhejiang Thermal Power and Longji Green Energy sign Egypt project]Recently, during SNEC Exhibition, China Energy Construction Group Zhejiang Thermal Power Construction Co., Ltd. and Longi Green Energy signed a 230MW module supply contract in Egypt. Both sides held a signing ceremony at Longi booth. Located 805 km south of Cairo and 78 km northwest of Aswan, Egypt, the project will have an installed capacity of 200MWac and a designed DC capacity of 230MW, together with a 220 kV grade booster station. The project is developed by ACWA power, China Power Engineering Consulting Group International Engineering Co., Ltd. and Zhejiang Thermal Power Construction Co., LTD. Longi will provide efficient and reliable PERC double-sided components for the project, which will be delivered within the year. The project is expected to meet the power needs of 130,000 households when completed. Editor/Xue Ma
At the 16th Xinjiang Kashgar Central Asia South Asia Commodity Fair held recently, the first vertical mineral resource model in southern Xinjiang that targets multiple mineral types and full exploration scenarios, the Congling Zhixun AI intelligent mineral exploration model, was launched. It is reported that the Congling Zhixun large model deeply integrates decades of field survey data from China's first line geological exploration, constructs high-quality datasets and sample libraries, and fills the industry gap of specialized mineral large models for intelligent exploration of multiple mineral types in the southern Xinjiang Central Asia metallogenic belt. Editor/Cheng Liting
Recently, as the last set of wires steadily arrived at the traction field, the Gansu to Zhejiang ± 800 kV high-voltage direct current transmission project, Gansu Section 4, achieved full line connection on the 16th. This project is a key project of the national West East power transmission strategy. After completion, it can transport over 36 billion kilowatt hours of clean electricity from Gansu to Zhejiang every year, with new energy consumption accounting for over 21 billion kilowatt hours. Editor/Cheng Liting