China Power unit signs RMB 249.9 million EPC deal for 100-MW Guizhou wind project

Reuters04-09
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/02380">China Power</a> unit signs RMB 249.9 million EPC deal for 100-MW Guizhou wind project
  • China Power International Development unit Ling’an New Energy signed an EPC contract on April 9, 2026 for Shidong Wind Power Project in Guizhou.
  • Contract value set at RMB 249.9 million, inclusive of taxes.
  • Consortium led by State Nuclear Institute will build 100 MW wind farm, 110 kV step-up substation, related transmission lines.
  • State Nuclear Institute classified as connected party via SPIC, which owns about 65.6% of China Power International Development.
  • Transaction falls below 5% under Hong Kong listing rules, requiring disclosure but not independent shareholder approval.


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