The New Demerara River Bridge in Guyana, constructed by China Railway Construction Corporation (International) Limited (CRCCI), was officially opened to traffic on October 5 local time.
During the National Day holiday, the “Tashan” hip-assisted exoskeleton developed by the Hangzhou Zhiyuan Research Institute Co., Ltd in Zhejiang Province, a subsidiary of China North Industries Group Corporation Limited, was deployed to give tourists a leg up at the Jianmen Pass in Guangyuan City, Sichuan Province.
Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, the tallest bridge in the world and the largest span bridge in a mountainous area, recently opened to traffic in Guizhou Province. The project was invested and constructed by China Gezhouba Group Co., Ltd. and China Gezhouba Group Road & Bridge Co., Ltd., both subsidiaries of China Energy Engineering Group Co., Ltd.
CM Hong Kong, the world’s first large roll-on/roll-off ship (Ro-Ro) powered by a methanol dual-fuel system, made its maiden voyage to Hong Kong recently.
Port construction in Yunnan Province has made significant progress in recent years. The number of operational ports has increased to 28, ranking 4th in China, while annual cargo clearance capacity has risen from 38 million tons in 2021 to 80 million tons this year.
The clean methanol project at the 100,000-ton level in Shanghai, jointly built by Shenergy Company Limited, Shanghai Chengtou Group Corporation, Shanghai Huayi Holdings Group Co., Ltd. and Shanghai International Port (Group) Co., Ltd., has obtained the ISCC EU and PLUS dual certification for the entire process from raw material supply, methanol production, trade, storage, and transportation to refueling.
In a major advancement for high-voltage photovoltaic technology, the world’s first 2,000-volt photovoltaic (PV) empirical certification base has been inaugurated in Wenchang City, Hainan Province.
To meet surging passenger demand during the upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, China Eastern Airlines Holding Co., Ltd. (CEAH), together with its subsidiaries Shanghai Airlines and China United Airlines, will deploy 816 aircraft, including 11 domestically developed C919 jetliners. The airline group plans to operate 3,174 flights daily across 988 routes, connecting 246 cities in 37 countries.
