On September 20, the tender for the EPC general contracting project of the 1.7 million kilowatt photovoltaic project of Ordos New Energy in Kubuqi Desert Base (Phase II Inner Mongolia Jineng New Energy Co., Ltd. 500000 kilowatts) was opened. China Energy Construction Group Co., Ltd. is the first candidate, and China Power Construction Group Nuclear Power Engineering Co., Ltd. is the second candidate.
It is reported that the project is invested by Inner Mongolia Jineng New Energy Co., Ltd., a subordinate unit of Hebei Construction and Investment Group. The construction funds come from the company's self-financing and bank loans. The proportion of project investment is 20% of its own funds and 80% of bank loans.
According to the previous tender announcement, the EPC general contracting project of the 1.7 million kilowatt photovoltaic project of Ordos New Energy in Kubuqi Desert Base (Phase II Inner Mongolia Jineng New Energy Co., Ltd. It is about 50 km away from Zhungeer Banner.
The site is open and flat with few vegetation on the ground. The total installed capacity of the project is not less than 603.3206 MWp at the DC side, and a new 220kV booster station, corresponding power collection line and 220kV outgoing line will be built. Invest in the construction of local public infrastructure and rural revitalization to promote the development of local manufacturing industry.
In addition, Digital New Energy DNE noted that the bidding photovoltaic project requires the winning bidder to introduce the industry. The amount of investment in hydrogen energy and related industries , energy storage and related industries is estimated to be 190 million yuan . It will be constructed and put into operation at the same time as the main photovoltaic project .
At the same time, the winning bidder shall pay a construction deposit of not less than 93.5 million yuan to the government (which shall be collected by the tenderer and transferred to the government), and the corresponding construction deposit and fruits shall be returned after the completion of the imported industrial project and the acceptance by the relevant government departments. If the imported industry fails to meet the relevant national acceptance standards, the winning bidder shall bear the relevant expenses for the assessment of the imported industry.