[Nord Group plans to build an energy power station in Huangshi, Hubei]On September 20, 2023, Nord Shengshi, a subsidiary of Nord Group, plans to sign a "Project Investment Contract" with Huangshi Economic and Technological Development Zone in Hubei Province to invest in the construction of the Nord Solar Energy Storage Power Station Zero Carbon Smart Industrial Park project, with a total planned fixed asset investment of 5.2 billion yuan. The project plans to build a 500MW distributed photovoltaic power station project, a 1500MWh industrial and commercial energy storage power station project, as well as facilities such as distribution networks and charging stations in the Huangshi Economic and Technological Development Zone. After the project is fully completed and put into operation, it can provide about 580 million kWh of clean energy green electricity annually, save 170000 tons of standard coal annually, and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by about 50000 tons annually. The first phase of the industrial park is planned to be completed and put into operation in June 2024, while the second and third phases of the project are planned to be completed and put into operation in April 2026. Editor/Zhao E
The first water supply task for the year 2026, which involves diverting water from the Yellow River to supplement the lake in Hebei Province, has been fully launched. The Yellow River Diversion Project into Hebei to Supplement Lake is one of the 172 major water conservancy projects for water-saving and water supply in China, and it is also a key ecological channel connecting the Yellow River and Baiyangdian. Since the 14th Five Year Plan, with the continuous promotion of the Yellow River Diversion Project to supplement the ecological water supply of Baiyangdian, the water level of Baiyangdian has remained stable at around 7.2 meters, the water quality has reached the Class III standard, the number of bird species in the lake area has increased to 296, and the ecological environment has continued to improve. Editor/Cheng Liting
On March 26, 2026, the Chizhou section of the Yangtze River, one of the 150 major water conservancy projects in China, officially began construction. The total investment of the project is 506 million yuan, with a total length of 162 kilometers to be treated. The focus is on the scraping and toxin treatment reinforcement of the 19.61 kilometer collapsed section, with a construction period of 16 months. As a key closed-loop of Anhui's flood control system, the project is constructed according to the 1954 flood standards, which will completely stabilize the river situation. Editor/Cheng Liting