[South Africa: Install 18GW of renewable energy generation projects by 2030]South Africa is one of the best places in the world to develop photovoltaic projects due to its abundant photovoltaic power resources. The country has set a target of installing 18GW of renewable energy generation facilities by 2030, and photovoltaic systems are expected to make up a large part of that target. The South African Government's Renewable Energy Independent Generator Procurement Program (REIPPP) has been successful in attracting investment and supporting the development of photovoltaic projects in the country. The Renewable Energy Independent Generator Procurement Program (REIPPP) launched its sixth bid window in April 2022. The goal is to add 2,600MW of renewable energy to South Africa's energy mix. Meanwhile, South Africa's national energy regulator NERSA approved the establishment of 15 independent power generators in May 2022 and June 2022. Editor/Xu Shengpeng
The fourth phase of Huaneng Yuhuan Power Plant has completed the delivery of the world's first 650 ℃ coal-fired demonstration unit HT700R steam turbine rotor in Shanghai. The rotor adopts domestically produced high-temperature alloy and collaborates with multiple units to tackle the challenges of the entire chain, marking the emergence of new materials from the laboratory and laying a solid foundation for the timely production of core components for this national major scientific and technological research project. Editor/Min Jing
The main structure of the signal complex building for the railway from Yining City to Aksu City in Ili Prefecture, constructed by CR21G, has been topped out, making it the first topped out signal building on the entire line. The project is located near the operating line, with strict construction control measures. After the completion of the railway from Yining City to Aksu City in Ili Prefecture, it will fill the gap in the Tianshan Railway, weave a large railway network in Xinjiang, and reduce logistics costs between the north and south of Xinjiang. Editor/Min Jing