[Shuangjie Electric new energy project construction started] On June 2, 2022, the construction of Shuangjie Electric's new energy project began. Shuangjie Electric new energy project agreement total investment of 2.5 billion yuan, divided into two phases of Shuangjie Electric Group intelligent energy high-end equipment research and development and manufacturing base and 200MW wind energy power project construction. Among them, Shuangjie Electric Group intelligent energy high-end equipment R&D and manufacturing base project with a total investment of 1 billion yuan, covers an area of 100 mu, the construction of photovoltaic convergence box, photovoltaic inverter booster all-in-one, electric vehicle charging and changing station special box transformer, energy storage container system, electric vehicle charging and changing pile assembly general test center, etc. Wind energy power generation project land about 30 mu, will be built wind power station. Editor/Xue Ma

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