China Nuclear Energy Tech Announces Major Contracts for Jiyuan Energy Storage Power Station Development
Reuters
Aug 04
China Nuclear Energy Tech Announces Major Contracts for Jiyuan Energy Storage Power Station Development
China Nuclear Energy Technology Corporation Limited has announced a new contract involving the purchase of energy storage system equipment and the construction of the Jiyuan Energy Storage Power Station. The company, listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, is collaborating with Vision Energy, a high-tech enterprise based in the PRC known for its wind power generation equipment and related services. The transactions under these agreements are classified as discloseable, as they surpass 5% but remain under 25% of the applicable percentage ratios as per the Listing Rules. This necessitates reporting and announcement requirements under Chapter 14 of these rules. The agreements aim to enhance energy storage capabilities, furthering the company's strategic objectives in the renewable energy sector.
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