[Colombia Andalusia Photovoltaic Project Commences]Recently, the commencement ceremony of the Andalusia Photovoltaic Project of China Power Construction Corporation in Colombia was successfully held, with representatives of the owner and local government authorities attending the ceremony. The commencement of this project is an important achievement of China Power Construction's secondary marketing in the Colombian market, marking that the company's brand influence and performance in Colombia have been widely recognized by owners. The Andalusia 9.9 MW photovoltaic project is located in Andalusia City, Cola Valley Province, Colombia. It is the second photovoltaic project signed by the 11th Hydroelectric Bureau on the basis of the successful grid connection and power generation of the Palmilla III photovoltaic project in cooperation with owner Celsia, and is a successful case of secondary marketing. Editor/Ma Xue
From January to June 2026, the throughput of the Three Gorges Dam reached 76.642 million tons. Among them, 22.0467 million tons of livelihood materials and 699500 tons of key emergency transportation materials were guaranteed to pass through the dam. In the first half of this year, the Three Gorges Ship Lock operated 4527 locks, with 17000 ships passing through and a throughput of 74.325 million tons; The Three Gorges ship lift operated a total of 2129 carriages, transported 328000 passengers through 2156 ships, and the number of passengers transported increased by 13.6% year-on-year. Editor/Cheng Liting
Recently, the key implementation project of the 14th Five Year Plan for pumped storage in China, the Inner Mongolia Meidai Pumped Storage Power Station project, started construction in Tuyou Banner. The total investment of the project is 8.2 billion yuan, with a total installed capacity of 1.2 million kilowatts. It is equipped with four single unit 300000 kilowatt reversible water pump turbine generators, and the first unit is planned to be put into operation and generate electricity in 2032. The power station can operate at full capacity for up to 6 hours, with a designed annual power generation of 1.526 billion kilowatt hours, and can consume 2.6 billion kilowatt hours of new energy such as wind power and photovoltaics annually. Editor/Cheng Liting