On August 27, CGC signed a cooperation agreement with the Philippine Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) for the SP2-CP1 section of the Palimbang–Balabagan Road project.

On August 24, CECEP Wind-power officially commenced construction on its first wind power project in Northeast China—the 200 MW Mulan Wind Farm in Heilongjiang. This pioneering project supports the national strategy for revitalizing Northeast China and marks the company’s market entry into the region.

Recently, McWong Environmental Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of CECEP Guozhen, successfully transformed sludge generated from chemical wastewater treatment from hazardous waste into general solid waste through precise and efficient process upgrades. This breakthrough reduced sludge disposal costs by 80%, saving the client over RMB 10 million annually while cutting McWong’s own annual expenses by RMB 2 million, achieving both environmental and economic benefits.

Recently, CECEP Wind-power Inner Mongolia branch was granted a utility model patent by the China National Intellectual Property Administration for its Five-Small Innovations project—a novel grid platform for converters.

In response to President Xi Jinping’s directives on flood prevention and disaster response, CECEP Solar has launched a coordinated effort across its North China, East China, West Central, and Xinjiang regional branches to strengthen safety and ensure stable clean power supply during the flood season.