[China Energy Construction Corporation signed a strategic contract with Ningxia]On June 1, 2023, the entrepreneur symposium and project signing ceremony for the construction of the Yellow River Basin ecological protection and high-quality development pilot zone were held in Ningxia. Sun Honghong, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and General Manager of China Energy Construction Corporation, was invited to attend the symposium and witnessed the signing of strategic cooperation framework agreements and key project cooperation agreements between China Energy Construction Corporation and the government of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region. According to the agreement, both parties will adhere to the principle of "Ningxia has needs, advantages in energy construction, mutual consensus, and win-win cooperation", focus on the high-quality development goals of Ningxia, and optimize the strategic layout of China Energy Construction in Ningxia. They will carry out comprehensive, wide-ranging, deep-seated, and multi-form strategic cooperation, promote mutual benefit and common development, and strive to create a new benchmark for "central local cooperation". Editor/Zhao E
On June 1, 2026, the plan for the expansion project of Haikou East Station was publicly announced, with a total investment of 186 million yuan and an expansion area of 5970 square meters. The project will carry out a systematic renovation of the first and second floors of the station, adding barrier free facilities, expanding the waiting hall, optimizing the entry and exit flow lines, and simultaneously improving supporting facilities such as power supply and distribution, fire protection, etc. The construction adopts the "reverse edge construction" scheme to ensure uninterrupted operation.Editor/Cheng Liting
Recently, Petrobras and SBM Offshore of the Netherlands officially signed contracts for two floating production storage and offloading oil tankers to advance the production of two approved oil and gas development projects in the Sergipe Alagoas Basin. These two FPSOs will provide core production and storage facilities for deep-sea oil and gas fields along the northeast coast of Brazil, marking the country's official entry into a new stage of large-scale development in the basin. Editor/Cheng Liting