[China Power Construction Iraq 750MW Solar Energy Project Approved] On May 30, 2023, the Iraqi Cabinet stated in a foreign statement that it had approved China Power Construction's photovoltaic project in the southern province of Musana, with a total installed capacity of 750MW and a total investment of 520 million US dollars. In August 2021, China Power Construction Corporation signed a cooperation agreement with the Ministry of Electricity of Iraq to develop 2GW photovoltaic power generation projects within Iraq, with the first phase investing in the development of 750MW. The Iraqi government has set a renewable energy development goal and plans to achieve a total installed capacity of 10GW of solar power generation by 2030, mainly relying on investment and development by private sector enterprises. Editor/Ma Xue

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• 2026.11.10 17:48
• [China Harbour won the bid for the dredging project of Monrovia Port in Liberia]
• Recently, China Harbour won the bid for the dredging project of Monrovia Port in Liberia. Monrovia Port is the largest foreign trade gateway port in the country, with a total dredging volume of approximately 1.12 million cubic meters and a designed water depth of -13.5 meters. It also carries out simultaneous salvage and removal of sunken ships and underwater obstacles. This is another water transportation project that China Harbour has won in Liberia, following the Bomi Iron Mine Supporting Channel Project. The business extends from the mining supporting terminal to the national main port.Editor/Li Xiaohua

• 2026.11.10 11:47
• [CCCC SDC Pushes Ahead with Subsea Curved Pipe Jacking in Zhangpu]
• CCCC SDC undertook the construction of the Zhangpu tailwater discharge project in Fujian. The submarine curved top pipe successfully crossed the basalt rock layer and entered the dense sand layer for excavation. This project is the first of two processes, and after completion, it will collect the deep-sea discharge of tail water from six sewage treatment plants to assist in the ecological governance of nearshore waters. Editor/Min Jing