China Energy Group Reveals Winning Bids for 100MW PV Project, Prices Set Between 0.69-0.72 Yuan per Watt

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PV-Times has learned that on September 11, China Energy Group announced the public bidding results for photovoltaic module procurement under the Linyi County 100MW solar-plus-storage integrated project, managed by its Shanxi branch.

According to the announcement, CECEP Solar Technology (Zhenjiang) Co., Ltd. has been named the leading candidate for the contract, with a bid of 10.0655 million yuan, translating to a unit price of 0.688 yuan per watt. Yingli Energy Development Co., Ltd. has secured the runner-up position, offering 10.4898 million yuan, equivalent to 0.717 yuan per watt.

The project, initiated by China Energy Group's subsidiary, Guoneng Shanxi New Energy Industry Investment Development Co., Ltd., involves the procurement of monocrystalline silicon bifacial 590W photovoltaic modules totaling 14.63 MWp. The scope covers everything from connector plugs, spare parts, and specialized tools, to factory testing, packaging, insurance, transportation, training, and installation guidance for the modules. It also includes assisting with project design optimization, onsite commissioning and trials, participating in trial operations, and final acceptance checks.

The tender has been divided into just one bid section, with the official announcement as follows:

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