China Energy Indonesia power plant project with 1.4 billion US dollars

China Energy Construction Corporation announced on November 11 that the 168 hour trial operation of its 1 × 1 million kilowatt unit in the third phase of Indonesia's zhilaza power plant was completed. At 23:58 local time on November 8, Indonesia (hereinafter referred to as "Indonesia") zhilaza Power Plant Phase III 1 × 1 million kilowatt unit, which was surveyed and designed by China energy construction Southwest Research Institute and was installed and commissioned by Zhejiang thermal power plant, passed 168 hours full load test run at one time. During the trial operation of the unit, the operation status of each system is stable. Under the condition of full load, all parameters of the steam turbine are in good condition, and all performance indexes meet the excellent standards. It is reported that the total installed capacity of cilaza power plant is 2.26 million kilowatts, and the third phase project is a 1 million kilowatt coal-fired generating unit. It is one of the 35 million kilowatt power plant projects in Indonesia and the first one in Indonesia, with a total investment of about 1.4 billion US dollars. The unit is the first megawatt thermal power unit exported to foreign countries and put into commercial operation, all of which adopt Chinese power plant equipment and standards, and it is a successful model for Chinese technology and standards to go to the world.

In recent years, China energy construction has accelerated its overseas expansion. At present, China energy construction has set up more than 200 branches in more than 80 countries and regions around the world, and its business is distributed in more than 140 countries and regions outside China. It ranks in the top 150 ENR global engineering design companies, 225 international engineering design companies, 250 global contractors and 250 international contractors. In addition to thermal power, China Energy Engineering Co., Ltd. has launched new energy layout overseas. Recently, China energy construction Gezhouba International Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Gezhouba International Co., Ltd") and Laos Wangshi Investment Co., Ltd. signed an EPC contract of 300 MW photovoltaic project in the capital of Vientiane, Laos, with a contract amount of about 450 million US dollars. The project is the largest photovoltaic power station in Laos at present. Data shows that in the first three quarters of this year, Gezhouba International Co., Ltd. won 1800 megawatts of overseas new energy projects, including Greece, Bahrain, Vietnam, Zimbabwe, Laos, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and other countries, involving photovoltaic, solar thermal, wind power and other fields.