The total investment is 1.831 billion yuan! Bid winning results of four photovoltaic projects

The EPC general contracting of four photovoltaic projects in Guangde,

Anhui, announced recently that the "Brothers" consortium formed by China Nengjian Anhui Electric Power Design Institute and China Nengjian Construction Group won the bid with 1.831 billion yuan. The four projects are located in Qiucun (100MW), Tianqiao (100MW), Xiasi (150MW) and Dongting (150MW) of Guangde City, with a total installed capacity of 500MW, which is the first echelon in the single photovoltaic bidding in Anhui Province. The project adopts the "turnkey" EPC mode, and the annual average power generation is expected to reach more than 500 million kilowatt-hours after completion. The owner is Guodian Power (the core power listed company of the State Energy Group), which is an important part of accelerating the transformation of clean energy.

[Project Name] GD Power Anhui Guodian Waneng Wind Power Co., Ltd. Qiucun 100MW, Tianqiao 100MW, Guangde City Xiasi 150MW and Dongting 150MW PV Project EPC Contracting

[First Successful Bidder and Quotation] China Energy Engineering Group Anhui Electric Power Design Institute Co., Ltd. (Leader) + China Energy Construction Group Co., Ltd. (Consortium): 1,831,128, 600.00 yuan (1,831,128,600 yuan/about 1.831 billion yuan)

[Basic information of the project] The project is located in Guangde City, Anhui Province. The four sub-projects are distributed in Qiucun (100MW), Tianqiao (100MW), Xiasi (150MW) and Dongting (150MW), with a total installed capacity of 500MW. EPC general contracting (turnkey) mode is adopted, and the winning consortium is responsible for the whole process from survey and design, procurement of photovoltaic modules/inverters/brackets and other equipment, civil construction, equipment installation, electrical access to system commissioning to full-capacity grid-connected power generation. The owner is Guodian Power Anhui Guodian Wanneng Wind Power Co., Ltd. (A subsidiary of the State Energy Group), which is expected to generate more than 500 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually after completion, equivalent to saving about 150,000 tons of standard coal and reducing about 400,000 tons of carbon dioxide.