[CPECC Signed Contract for Niger Oilfield Power Station Project] Recently, CPECC West Africa Company received a notice of award for the power station operation and maintenance project from CNPC Niger, marking the first time that West Africa Company has entered the Niger oil field power station operation and maintenance market. The Niger Oil Field Power Station Operation and Maintenance Project is located in the Koulele CPF and Sokor FPF blocks of the Agadem oil field in Niger. It mainly includes the operation and maintenance of 5 generator units and their supporting fuel, water treatment and lubricating oil systems, substations, emergency generators, 160 kilometers of 11 kV overhead transmission lines, and 120 kilometers of 33 kV overhead transmission lines, with a contract period of 3 years. The power station is planned to be put into operation and generate electricity in October this year, mainly providing power guarantee for the Kouulele oil region. Editor/Ma Xue

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• 2025.10.31 16:41
• [JuSheng Technology signs contract for 152MW photovoltaic project in Thailand]
• Recently, Suzhou Jusheng Solar Energy Technology Co., Ltd. officially signed a 152MW photovoltaic project cooperation agreement with Thailand's leading independent power developer. According to the agreement, Jusheng Technology will provide a complete set of photovoltaic support systems for photovoltaic power plants located in Narathiwat and Shatun provinces of Thailand. This cooperation demonstrates the international competitiveness of Chinese enterprises in the field of photovoltaics. As a leading global supplier of photovoltaic bracket system solutions, JuSheng Technology has been awarded the Global Tracking Bracket Tier1 brand for three consecutive years, and its products are exported to multiple countries and regions including Europe, Africa, the Americas, the Middle East, and Asia. The smooth progress of this project will further deepen the cooperation between China and Thailand in the field of clean energy, injecting new impetus into regional green development. Editor/Yang Beihua

• 2025.10.31 16:39
• [Mengdigou Hydropower Station successfully intercepted the flow]
• On October 28th, as the last stone material was filled into Longkou, the flow of the Yalong River was successfully diverted through a diversion tunnel, and the Mengdigou Hydropower Station on the Yalong River, which was jointly built by China Energy Engineering Gezhouba Group, successfully achieved the interception of the river. This move marks the official transition of the power station into the construction phase of the main projects such as the dam and factory building, and also signifies significant progress in the construction of the country's first integrated water, wind, and solar base. The Mengdigou Hydropower Station is located at the border of Jiulong County in Garze Prefecture and Muli County in Liangshan Prefecture, Sichuan Province. It is currently the largest hydropower project under construction in the Yalong River basin, with an installed capacity of 2.4 million kilowatts. As the fifth level power station developed for the "one reservoir and seven levels" in the middle reaches of the Yalong River, it is not only the core supporting power source of the Yazhong project group, which is a demonstration base for the integration of water, wind, and solar energy in the basin, but its construction can also drive the coordinated development of new energy such as wind power and photovoltaics, which is 1.6 times its own installed capacity. After the power station is completed and put into operation, it is expected to generate an average of 10.4 billion kilowatt hours of electricity per year, which can meet the clean electricity needs of about 4.75 million households for one year. Approximately 3.136 million tons of standard coal can be saved annually, resulting in a corresponding reduction of approximately 8.278 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions. This has profound significance for optimizing regional energy structure, promoting rural revitalization, and promoting sustainable economic and social development in Tibetan areas. Editor/Yang Beihua