Has the construction of the Sobre Hydropower Station in C te d Ivoire been completed?

According to reports, the completion ceremony of the largest hydropower station in Côte d'Ivoire, the Sobre Hydropower Station, built by a Chinese enterprise, was held in Sobre, western Covoire on the 2nd, and the Prime Minister of Côte d'Ivoire attended the ceremony.

In his speech, Ko Watara said that he was very satisfied with the quality and speed of the construction of the hydropower station undertaken by the Chinese company. He thanked the builders of the two countries for their hard work, and Côte d'Ivoire is willing to carry out more sincere cooperation with China.

The hydropower station was built by the Fifth Engineering Bureau of China Water Resources and Hydropower under PowerChina. After 56 months of construction, the Subre Hydropower Station with a capacity of 275 MW has been completed and is now officially handed over to Kuwait.

Located near the Nava Falls on the Sasandra River, the Subré hydropower plant is a core project of the National Energy Balance Strategy of Kosovo. Its completion has played a huge role in improving the country's electricity**.

My country, my pride.

Preparation of instructions 1, preparation basis 1, part of the construction drawings and related instructions 2, the use of the current standard atlas, specifications, process standards, etc. 3. "Comprehensive Base Price of Installation Engineering" (2003 Edition) and related cost quotas. 4. According to the on-site construction conditions and actual situation.

Second, according to the actual adjustment of the materials ** and the unpriced materials in the installation project according to the second quarter of 2005 benchmark ** included in the budget, and the certification of the two sides of the certification list 3, the project according to the * category of fees. Fourth, the cost of the project is: ** yuan.

According to the "2016-2021 China Telecom Bank Qingcili Industry Market Prospect and Investment Strategic Planning Difference Information Analysis Report", the key areas of infrastructure investment in Africa are energy and transportation. According to the priority action plan of the African Union's 2012-2020 African Infrastructure Development Plan, the infrastructure construction areas involved include energy, transportation, water resources, and communications, with an estimated total investment of US$67.9 billion, of which the investment in energy and transportation is US$40.3 billion and US$25.4 billion respectively, accounting for a total of US$67.9 billion4%。

In terms of energy, hydropower and thermal power stations are the focus of construction, for example, hydropower accounts for 70% of the entire electricity supply structure in Angola. Regionally, East Africa and Central Africa are expected to invest US$23.3 billion and US$21.5 billion respectively, accounting for a share of the continent's total projected investment66%, which is the key area for infrastructure investment on the African continent.

In terms of electric power, the larger projects in the past two years are: the Zongalo Hydropower Station Project in Nigeria, which was started in May 2013 and was built by PowerChina Group, with a capacity of 700,000 kilowatts and a total contract amount of 100 million US dollars; In December 2013, the No. 5 unit of the Kariba North Shore Hydropower Station Expansion Project in Zambia, which was undertaken by PowerChina and constructed, was officially put into operation, including two 180,000 kW hydro-generator units, and the Export-Import Bank of China financed 100 million US dollars. Completed in December 2013, the Bouvi Hydropower Project in Ghana, undertaken by China Power Construction Corporation, is the second largest hydropower station in Ghana after Aksombo Power Station. In February 2014, the Subré Hydropower Project, which was undertaken by PowerChina Jifeng Hongtuan, is the largest hydropower station project in Côte d'Ivoire, with a capacity of 270,000 kilowatts.