[CSCEC Decoration Newly Signed Singapore Curtain Wall Project] Recently, CSCEC Decoration won the bid for the curtain wall project of CSCEC Nanyang Singapore Corning River Bay project. The total construction area is 105000 square meters, with a curtain wall area of approximately 80000 square meters. When completed, it will become the tallest building on the Singapore River. The Corning River Bay project is jointly developed by Singapore CapitaLand and Urban Development Group, and designed by the internationally renowned Danish BIG Bjarke Ingels Group. The project design is novel, complex, and full of artistic sense, including four towers, two of which are luxury residences. The other two buildings are Moxy Hotel managed by Marriott International International and Shengjie Hotel under Ascott. Editor/Ma Xue

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• 2026.08.04 16:04
• [China's nuclear power installed capacity jumps to the world's first place]
• At present, there are 120 nuclear power units in operation and under construction approved in Chinese Mainland, with an installed capacity of 135 million kilowatts, ranking first in the world in terms of total scale. Among them, there are 62 operating units and 58 approved under construction units. According to the "15th Five Year Plan for Carbon Peak Action", the target for the installed capacity of nuclear power operation by 2030 is about 110 million kilowatts. Nuclear power has the advantages of low carbon, high energy density, and stable power supply, which will balance power growth and carbon reduction needs, ensure energy supply, and support a high proportion of new energy grid connection.Editor/Gong Ziwei

• 2026.08.04 15:21
• [Tianjin power grid load exceeds 20 million kilowatts for the first time]
• On August 3, 2026, the maximum load of Tianjin power grid climbed to 20.949 million kilowatts, breaking through the 20 million kilowatt mark for the first time, an increase of 1.579 million kilowatts from the highest load of 19.37 million kilowatts last year, a year-on-year increase of 8.15%. Editor/Cheng Liting