The First Overseas EPC New Energy Project Of Hydropower Seventh Bureau Has Been Completed

The first overseas EPC new energy project of Hydropower Seventh Bureau has been completed

On the morning of July 17th, the Malagongdong Photovoltaic Power Station in the Philippines was officially completed, marking the completion of the first overseas EPC new energy project undertaken by Sinohydro Bureau 7- the T&M Photovoltaic Power Station.

The project consists of the Malagondo and Tanawan photovoltaic power stations in the Philippines, located 60 kilometers apart, with a total installed capacity of 128 megawatts and approximately 200000 photovoltaic panels installed. The Tanawan Photovoltaic Power Station was completed on May 31st. After the completion and operation of both photovoltaic power stations, it is expected that the annual average power generation will be 9.744 million kilowatt hours, which can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by about 97000 tons and have a positive effect on promoting the construction of a clean, low-carbon, safe and efficient energy system in the local area.

The Chairman of the Philippine Energy Regulatory Commission, Dimaranta, the Governor of Krabi Province, Jovi ć, the Mayor of Maragongdong City, Lawrence, the CEO of the investment company Prudential Group, Luchi, representatives of contractors such as Manila Power Grid, Hans Construction, and Hydroelectric Seventh Bureau were invited to attend the inauguration ceremony. Appreciate the construction team for building a high-quality photovoltaic power station, demonstrating excellent engineering construction and management skills, and express gratitude to the contractor for their positive contributions in providing employment opportunities, improving transportation environment, and serving the community during the construction period.

At present, the project team is accelerating equipment debugging and comprehensive optimization work, laying the foundation for smooth grid connected power generation and completion handover.

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