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On September 8, the Beijing Energy International 0.7 MW distributed PV project in Yangu, Yukou Town, Pinggu District, Beijing passed the review of the Pinggu District National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and successfully completed project filing, marking a solid step forward for the company in serving the optimization of the capital's energy structure and promoting green and low-carbon development, injecting new momentum into Beijing's early achievement of the "dual carbon" goals.

Recently, Huaneng Clean Energy Research Institute officially completed the development of a new-generation composite frame product for PV modules, and it successfully passed certification by TÜV SÜD, one of the largest organisations under the German Technical Inspection Association (TÜV) system and a globally leading third-party testing and certification body. The product is made from high-performance composite materials and achieves three core improvements compared with traditional metal frames: stronger weather resistance, providing a new solution for the long-term safe operation of PV modules under complex working conditions; higher power generation reliability, with significantly enhanced resistance to potential-induced degradation, effectively reducing module power attenuation; and better structural performance, with greatly improved coating abrasion resistance and transverse strength. The development and certification of this achievement not only provide a new solution for the long-term safe operation of PV modules under complex working conditions, but also inject new momentum into the low-carbon and high-performance transformation of frame materials.

Recently, Shanxi Installation Group Co., Ltd. officially signed the Aman Kamel Phase I 500MW PV power plant project in Oman, securing an EPC general contracting contract worth approximately 1.5 billion yuan. This project is the first large-scale new energy project undertaken by Shanxi Installation in the Middle East market, developed and constructed by a consortium led by EDF Power Solutions. Under the EPC agreement, Shanxi Installation will be fully responsible for the entire project construction process, covering overall engineering design, equipment and material procurement, processing and manufacturing, transportation to site, construction and installation, grid connection and commissioning, and full project delivery. After the project is completed and put into operation, the enterprise will also provide two and a half years of operation and maintenance services. The successful signing of this project marks a key step for Shanxi Installation in the field of new energy engineering contracting outside China.