[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

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