Recently, CCCC and CMEC have actively leveraged their technological and product leadership advantages, successively winning infrastructure projects in the African market, making positive contributions to the efficient utilization of energy and increasing employment opportunities in Zambia and Nigeria.

CMEC Winning the Bid for Zambia Photovoltaic Power Generation Project

Recently, CMEC won the bid for the 50 MW (AC) grid connected photovoltaic power generation project in Luapula Province Province, Zambia. This project is one of the first batch of bidding projects of the Solar Energy Comprehensive Utilization Plan (SEH) of State Power Corporation of China of Zambia, which will be incorporated into the national backbone grid for operation after power generation.

This is also another power project implemented by CMEC in Zambia after successfully completing the Lusiwasi Upstream Hydropower Station project, which is of great significance for stabilizing the old market and exploring new fields. Next, CMEC will continue to explore and explore market and industry opportunities, striving to build new achievements.

CCCC won the bid for the Nigeria project

Recently, CCCC Nigeria has received letters of acceptance for three projects in succession, namely, Kogi State State Earthwork Project, Southeast Power Transmission and Transformation Project and Delta Refinery Project.

The successful winning of the Kogi State earth rock project is a good start for CCCC to enter the local construction market and participate in the implementation of other projects of the owner; The Southeast Power Transmission and Transformation Project is the first power project won by a Nigerian company, which is of great significance for continuously deepening the local power industry and participating in the implementation of livelihood projects; The EPC general contract for the Delta Refinery Project has been signed simultaneously. In the context of the cancellation of fuel subsidies in Nigeria, there is an urgent need to vigorously develop local energy projects such as petrochemicals. The signing of the project means that CCCC has successfully entered the energy market and laid a solid foundation for subsequent energy project operations.

The Nigerian company actively responds to the business direction of CCCC and its international branch to vigorously expand emerging formats, successfully promoting the implementation of the above three projects, which is of great significance for the company's expansion in multiple fields of the Nigerian market.Editor/Ma Xue