Jingao Technology Wins Order for 1.2G W Components in Uzbekistan

2025-11-11 14:29:00

According to the contract, JA Solar will provide all photovoltaic modules for these two utility-scale projects, further consolidating its position as a key solution provider for energy transformation in Central Asia.

JA Solar and Larsen & amp; EPC Contractor for Samarkand 1 & 2 Solar PV Power Plants in Uzbekistan Toubro (L & T) signed a component supply agreement. According to the contract, JA Solar will provide all photovoltaic modules for the two utility-scale projects, consolidating its role as a key solution provider for energy transformation in Central Asia. The Samarkand 1 and 2 projects, developed

by ACWA Power, are located near the central city of Samarkand, Uzbekistan, with a total installed capacity of 1.2 GW. The two projects are expected to generate enough electricity to power hundreds of thousands of homes and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by more than 1 million tons per year. These projects will help Uzbekistan achieve its national goal of 25% renewable energy generation by 2030.

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Jingao Technology Wins Order for 1.2G W Components in Uzbekistan

2025-11-11 14:29:00

CEMPI

97.42

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CONCPI

90.00

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98.56

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SPPI

45.10

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Cement network data: statistics of highway investment across the country from January to March 2026

Highway construction investment statistics from January to March 2026 show that the cumulative investment since the beginning of the year has a certain scale, with a cumulative year-on-year rate of -5.20%. The investment situation varies greatly from region to region, with some regions increasing and some regions decreasing year on year. Among them, Beijing's cumulative year-on-year growth is more prominent, reaching 60.80%; Henan's cumulative year-on-year decline is more obvious, -46.40%. On the whole, the year-on-year changes of highway construction investment in different regions reflect different development trends.