NEW SEPCOIII, Zhonghaiyang, Longteng Solar‑Thermal, Huiyin, and other companies have already secured a foothold in the international solar‑thermal market. Let’s take a look at which other firms are actively expanding into overseas solar‑thermal power generation markets.

SEPCOIII, Zhonghaiyang, Longteng Solar‑Thermal, Huiyin, and other companies have already secured a foothold in the international solar‑thermal market. Let’s take a look at which other firms are actively expanding into overseas solar‑thermal power generation markets.

CSPPLAZA Solar Thermal Power Generation Network reports: For a long time, the domestic solar‑thermal market has remained stagnant, leaving it largely isolated from the global landscape. As a result, Chinese companies have often struggled to gain traction in international competition, largely due to a lack of proven track records.

2020-03-03

NEW Analysis of the Business and Competitive Landscape of International Contracting in China, Japan, and South Korea

Analysis of the Business and Competitive Landscape of International Contracting in China, Japan, and South Korea

Analysis of International Contracting Business and Competitive Landscape among China, Japan, and South Korea Japanese and South Korean international engineering contractors are key players in the global construction market. In recent years, competition between Chinese firms and their Japanese and Korean counterparts has intensified, while project‑level cooperation has become increasingly frequent.

2020-02-20

NEW The high-pressure deaerator for the 1×150 MW condensing steam turbine unit of Thailand’s TPI PP 150 MW power plant project has been successfully delivered.

The high-pressure deaerator for the 1×150 MW condensing steam turbine unit of Thailand’s TPI PP 150 MW power plant project has been successfully delivered.

The project is located at the TPIPL cement plant in Saraburi, approximately 150 kilometers northeast of Bangkok, Thailand. It involves the construction of a single 150 MW condensing steam turbine–generator unit, paired with a 506 t/h ultra‑high‑pressure intermediate‑reheat circulating fluidized‑bed boiler.

2020-01-15

NEW All components for Morocco’s Noor II and Noor III concentrated solar power projects in Ouarzazate have been delivered on schedule.

All components for Morocco’s Noor II and Noor III concentrated solar power projects in Ouarzazate have been delivered on schedule.

Morocco’s NOOR concentrated solar power (CSP) complex, with a total installed capacity of 510 MW, is located in Ouarzazate, a city often dubbed the “Hollywood of North Africa.” The first phase of the project, which employs parabolic-trough technology and has an installed capacity of 160 MW, was connected to the grid and began commercial operation in November 2018.

2018-12-20

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