With the implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative in the world, China Construction First Bureau and Sinosteel Samancor Chromium actively expand the Belt and Road overseas market, and newly won the bid and signed a number of overseas mining projects, contributing Chinese power to the local energy transformation and economic development.

China Construction First Bureau won the bid for the Philippines' first LEED gold standard smart factory

Recently, China Construction First Bureau won the bid for Zhonglei Electronics Factory Project in Calamba City, the Philippines, the first LEED Gold Standard smart factory in the Philippines.

The project is located in Calamba City, Philippines. The first company of China Construction Engineering Bureau is responsible for the specific performance of the contract. The total construction area is 28,700 square meters. The construction content includes foundation engineering, construction engineering, fire protection engineering, electromechanical engineering, water supply and drainage engineering, etc. , water resource reuse, and Internet digitization of air monitoring indicators, and establish an efficient, clean, low-carbon, and circular green manufacturing system. After completion, the entire plant's water, electricity, and other energy consumption can be controlled through mobile phones and other electronic products, which will provide 2,000 yuan for the local area. Multiple job opportunities.

Sinosteel Samancor signed a new energy project

Recently, on the eve of the BRICS Summit in South Africa, Sinosteel Samancor Chromium and China General Nuclear Energy International Holdings Co., Ltd. signed a power purchase agreement for the Sinosteel Samancor TFC 100,000-kilowatt photovoltaic self-owned power plant project in South Africa. Wang Yan, Deputy General Manager of Sinosteel Overseas, attended the signing ceremony, and Samancor CEO Desmond McManus signed the agreement on behalf of Samancor.

The project is led by Liu Dong, director of purchasing logistics and project of Samancor. Since its launch in 2020, Liu Dong led the team to carry out multiple rounds of bidding and negotiations. Samancor finally selected CGN Energy as a partner to jointly develop and construct South Africa’s first 100,000-kilowatt solar photovoltaic power generation project. The power generated by the power generation project is mainly Sent to TFC smelter. This project is currently the largest and fastest self-provided photovoltaic power plant project in South Africa for Chinese-funded enterprises to form a substantive agreement, and it is also one of the largest private self-provided new energy projects in South Africa that has formed a PPA.

The energy project developed by Sinosteel Samancor and CGN Energy will help solve the problem of power rationing in the Samancor smelter, ensure the production of electricity for enterprises, and greatly reduce electricity costs. On the other hand, it has opened up ideas for the Samancor management team to help South Africa accelerate its energy transformation, alleviate its long-term power shortage, and promote Chinese technology to empower local development.Editor/Ma Xue