On the morning of June 20th, Harbin Electric Company participated in the signing ceremony of the cooperative development memorandum of the 40 megawatt impact hydropower project of Nepal's Subo Nadi as a witness, assisting the construction of the “Belt and Road” project and participating in the development of hydropower projects in Nepal.
On the same day, the Nepali Embassy in China held a signing ceremony for the Nepal-based Subo Nadi 40 MW Impulse Hydropower Project Cooperation Memorandum. The representative of the company's general manager Wang Zhuangzhuang attended the ceremony and signed the ceremony. Zhang Yanfei, President of China Power Engineering Co., Ltd. , The owner of the project's owner, SIRIT NYADI POWER LTD., was signed by Selian Zhuo Gulagen. The signing ceremony of the Nepalese government’s Prime Minister Olli and representatives of the Nepalese government was witnessed.
Nepal is an agricultural country. 80% of the population are engaged in agricultural production. Electricity shortages are serious. Only about 65% of households are electrified. The capital Kathmandu is also subject to partition and blackouts. Some rural areas are powered off for 16 hours a day. It is reported that Nepal’s Energy Development Committee Chairman Su Ji Te Akeley once expressed at the Solar plus International Summit Forum in Shenzhen in December 2017: The total energy demand in Nepal is 7000 MW. Currently, the power transmission and distributor is monopolized by the Nepal Electric Power Bureau. The government announced that it will need to develop 17000 in the next decade. According to statistics, Nepal plans to expand its installed capacity in the next 10 years. The total investment in upgrading and transforming the transmission line system is expected to be more than US$16 billion. The market space is vast.
The Subo Nadi hydropower project will be developed by China Power Engineering Co., Ltd. in EPC+F mode. The electric company is planning to supply the electromechanical equipment for the power station. Prior to this, the electric company had provided power generation for the two hydropower stations in Cuishuli and Podikosi, Nepal. Equipment. In the follow-up, the motor company will further track Nepalese power construction and provide Nepal with more quality power equipment.
The signing of the memorandum of cooperation and development of this project is an action measure that the motor company as a central state-owned enterprise helps the construction of the national “One Belt and One Road” initiative. It is of great significance to better develop the Nepal electric power equipment market and thus promote the economic development of the country.