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Imaginative Chinese solar household application in turbine signed Argentine tam Paula comprehensive water conservancy hub project general contract
Argentina, a. m. local time on July 3, China in turbine belongs China hydropower joint with a local company formally signed tam Paula comprehensive water conservancy engineering general contract, the project is in recent years in Argentina's largest spot engineering projects.
the project is located in the province in the northwest of SAN Juan, Argentina and about 140 km from the provincial capital city, SAN Juan, a total of 83. 5 mw capacity of nearly 700 million cubic meters, project time limit of 60 months, as the SAN Juan river reservoir, the leading during construction, the project will provide more than 1400 jobs for the local, and provide an adequate water to the local production and living, to solve the local employment, promoting economic and social development is of great significance of SAN Juan.
China in turbine into Argentina market in 2011, so far, has signed more than 20 projects, total amount more than $2. 5 billion. Since October 2017 Hu Hu the 3 x 100 mw photovoltaic project, goldwind 355 megawatts of wind power project group, card method of Atlantis 100 mw photovoltaic projects and tam Paula comprehensive water conservancy engineering construction in succession. Tam Paula comprehensive water conservancy hub project is China's first signing in turbine in Argentina spot hydropower station project, the project signed, marked the market development of turbine in Argentina, China, has achieved a new breakthrough.
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