Hydropower
Project Construction
CTG has overcome some of the most challenging technical problems in the world as it has built and operated world-class large hydropower stations including the Three Gorges Hydropower Plant (HPP) (22,500 MW), Xiangjiaba HPP (6,400 MW) and Xiluodu HPP (13,860 MW). Those challenges include high-strength concrete pouring for the dam, deep anti-sliding of the dam, excavation and construction of long-span underground powerhouse and large-scale chambers, as well as manufacturing and installation of large-capacity hydro-turbine generating units.
Through this work, we strengthen the capability for control of engineering technology, quality, safety, environmental protection, investment, project speed and integrated governance of the dam areas; and we also develop core competitive strengths to provide solutions for hydropower projects during its whole life cycle.
Power Generation
CTG owns 5 of the world's 12 largest hydropower stations built or under construction and two thirds of the large hydro-turbine generating units with a single-unit capacity of more than 700MW in the world. The reliability indicators of all the generating units meet the international standards of world-class HPPs, and the key operational indicators rank high within the industry.
Hydropower
Project Construction
CTG has overcome some of the most challenging technical problems in the world as it has built and operated world-class large hydropower stations including the Three Gorges Hydropower Plant (HPP) (22,500 MW), Xiangjiaba HPP (6,400 MW) and Xiluodu HPP (13,860 MW). Those challenges include high-strength concrete pouring for the dam, deep anti-sliding of the dam, excavation and construction of long-span underground powerhouse and large-scale chambers, as well as manufacturing and installation of large-capacity hydro-turbine generating units.
Through this work, we strengthen the capability for control of engineering technology, quality, safety, environmental protection, investment, project speed and integrated governance of the dam areas; and we also develop core competitive strengths to provide solutions for hydropower projects during its whole life cycle.
Power Generation
CTG owns 5 of the world's 12 largest hydropower stations built or under construction and two thirds of the large hydro-turbine generating units with a single-unit capacity of more than 700MW in the world. The reliability indicators of all the generating units meet the international standards of world-class HPPs, and the key operational indicators rank high within the industry.
Hydropower
Project Construction
CTG has overcome some of the most challenging technical problems in the world as it has built and operated world-class large hydropower stations including the Three Gorges Hydropower Plant (HPP) (22,500 MW), Xiangjiaba HPP (6,400 MW) and Xiluodu HPP (13,860 MW). Those challenges include high-strength concrete pouring for the dam, deep anti-sliding of the dam, excavation and construction of long-span underground powerhouse and large-scale chambers, as well as manufacturing and installation of large-capacity hydro-turbine generating units.
Through this work, we strengthen the capability for control of engineering technology, quality, safety, environmental protection, investment, project speed and integrated governance of the dam areas; and we also develop core competitive strengths to provide solutions for hydropower projects during its whole life cycle.
Power Generation
CTG owns 5 of the world's 12 largest hydropower stations built or under construction and two thirds of the large hydro-turbine generating units with a single-unit capacity of more than 700MW in the world. The reliability indicators of all the generating units meet the international standards of world-class HPPs, and the key operational indicators rank high within the industry.
Hydropower
Project Construction
CTG has overcome some of the most challenging technical problems in the world as it has built and operated world-class large hydropower stations including the Three Gorges Hydropower Plant (HPP) (22,500 MW), Xiangjiaba HPP (6,400 MW) and Xiluodu HPP (13,860 MW). Those challenges include high-strength concrete pouring for the dam, deep anti-sliding of the dam, excavation and construction of long-span underground powerhouse and large-scale chambers, as well as manufacturing and installation of large-capacity hydro-turbine generating units.
Through this work, we strengthen the capability for control of engineering technology, quality, safety, environmental protection, investment, project speed and integrated governance of the dam areas; and we also develop core competitive strengths to provide solutions for hydropower projects during its whole life cycle.
Power Generation
CTG owns 5 of the world's 12 largest hydropower stations built or under construction and two thirds of the large hydro-turbine generating units with a single-unit capacity of more than 700MW in the world. The reliability indicators of all the generating units meet the international standards of world-class HPPs, and the key operational indicators rank high within the industry.
