Chinese enterprises are leading the world in the field of agriculture and new energy. As the the Belt and Road has been launched globally, Power China has made new breakthroughs in the African market and Southeast Asian market.

The 16th Hydroelectric Bureau won the bid to undertake the construction of Cameroon's agricultural irrigation project

Recently, the consortium formed with Sinohydro International successfully won the bid for Lot 1 of Cameroon Benue River Agricultural Irrigation Project, a World Bank project. This is the first overseas project that Sinohydro Bureau 16 won the bid with its own brand in Central and West Africa. It is also the first overseas agricultural irrigation project undertaken by Sinohydro Bureau 16, which makes a breakthrough for Sinohydro Bureau 16 to explore the engineering construction market in Central and West Africa with its own brand.

The agricultural irrigation project of Benue River in Cameroon is located in Garua City, the northern region of Cameroon. The Lot1 bid section project contracted by Sinohydro Bureau 16 mainly includes the restoration of 1122 hectares of irrigation water conservancy agricultural area on the right bank of Benue River, 15.7 km flood dike and 3065 hectares of governance project. After the completion of the project, it will greatly improve the irrigation conditions of farmland in the region, increase agricultural production, and promote economic development in the region.

On July 28, 2023, representatives of Sinohydro Bureau 16 and Sinohydro International signed a construction contract with Mahamahabiber, coordinator of the World Bank Cameroon Benue River Agricultural Irrigation Project in Garua, Cameroon. The project has a construction period of 38 months, and all preparations before the start of the project have already begun.

Sinohydro Bureau 4 won the bid for the Philippine wind power project

Recently, Power China's Hydroelectric Bureau 4 successfully won the bid for the wind turbine tower fabrication project of the largest wind power project in the Philippines - the 212.5 MW onshore wind farm in Talim and the 93.75 MW onshore wind farm in Sabrano. This is also the first time that the Philippines has purchased Chinoiserie products, marking the official entry of Chinoiserie into the Philippine market. The winning bid includes the supply of 49 wind turbine towers for two projects, with a unit weight of 305 tons and a total engineering quantity of approximately 15000 tons. This model is also currently the largest single unit capacity model in the Philippines.

Due to its long-term dependence on imported fossil fuels and increasing energy demand, the Philippine government continues to increase its support for renewable energy in order to solve the problem of insufficient electricity supply. It plans to achieve 50% of the electricity structure from renewable energy by 2040, with an estimated installed capacity of approximately 11.8 gigawatts of wind power. This project will comprehensively promote the transformation and development of renewable energy in the Philippines, assist the Philippine government in achieving carbon reduction goals by 2030, and actively promote cooperation between China and the Philippines in the field of renewable energy development.Editor/Ma Xue