Before we settled down for a conversation, Mathew Oloyede, the civil asset manager at Nigeria's Lekki Deep Sea Port in Lagos, accompanied China Daily journalists on a tour of the $1.1-billion infrastructure located on a 90-hectare section of coastal land.
China Energy Investment Corporation (China Energy) stepped up energy production and efforts toward a clean energy shift in the first nine months of the year.
The Peljesac Bridge, linking the Croatian mainland and the Peljesac Peninsula, the Jakarta-Bandung High-speed Railway, and Italy's pioneering semi-automatic terminal, Vado Gateway terminal, are globally renowned as key projects of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
A man passes by the headquarters of China Gezhouba Group Co Ltd in Wuhan, Central China's Hubei province, Dec 24, 2014.[Photo/VCG] VARGEM GRANDE PAULISTA, Brazil — From Marcelo Indame's perspective, the San Lorenzo Water Supply Project is making tremendous contributions to the state of Sao Paulo, host of Brazil's most populous city. "The strong water supply capacity of 6 cubic meters per second provided by the project, which is operated by China Gezhouba Group Co Ltd, undoubtedly makes an important contribution to the state," said the general manager of the San Lorenzo water supply company. Since it began commercial operation in July 2018, the project, located in the state's municipality of Vargem Grande Paulista, has provided a safe and reliable clean water supply for nearly 2 million residents in seven cities in the region. In addition, more than 4,000 jobs were created and the municipal roads along the project were greatly improved during the project's peak construction period. Qi Zexu, general manager of CGGC Brazil Co Ltd, said that since the project began operation, it is not only the five-year period in which CGGC made a stable contribution to the water supply for the people of the state of Sao Paulo, but the period in which China and Brazil worked together to deepen its BRICS cooperation. "Big Chinese companies come to Brazil and contribute their resources to invest here, which is very important and consistent with the needs of Brazil and the state — the timing is just right," said Indame. Large cities need solutions that include energy, water, solid waste treatment, municipal transportation and other livelihood services, said Andre Salcedo, CEO of Sabesp, a water and wastewater management company serving the state of Sao Paulo. "Our cooperation with CGGC is a step in this direction. Such projects can be expanded and improved within the investment program of the Sao Paulo state government to provide better services to the people," Salcedo added. CGGC has also carried out donations and volunteer activities in local communities, orphanages and nursing homes while supporting staff education and training, local health and environmental protection, students' extracurricular activities and more. Samanta Souza, deputy head of the state's Department of Environment, Logistics and Infrastructure, said the project provides efficient and high-quality services to locals. "In 2019 and 2020, there was a lack of rainfall in the Sao Paulo metropolitan area, but we were not aware of it," she said. "This is precisely because we already have the security of an integrated water supply system that consists of the project and seven other large water plants." Souza believes that the state can use the expertise of companies such as CGGC to study new possibilities for producing energy in such large plants. "In addition to introducing investment, such partnership also brings about much-needed technical exchanges, which makes the state more modern and brings the best benefits to the local environment and people," she added.
China Energy Investment Corp vows to further accelerate overseas investments in the renewable energy sector, as it speeds up the green transition at home and abroad.
On Oct 6, local time, as the turbines of the generators at the Busuanga Hydropower Station in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) slowly began to rotate and the indicator lights on the generators lit up, the Busuanga Hydropower Station invested, constructed and operated by China Railway Resources Group Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of China Railway Group Limited, started generating electricity.
The train service from Yiwu to Madrid has become a carrier of economic and trade cooperation and cultural exchanges between countries along the railway and has built a new bridge for opening and cooperation between countries and peoples along the line.
In its pursuit in eco-friendly development, Wuyi county, a mountainous region in East China's Zhejiang province, is striving to make good use of clean energy.
