The largest new energy project in Myanmar is launched in Yiwu

Zhejiang News Client Reporter Gong Shuhong Intern Jiangnan editor Tong Xiao

At about 10 am today (July 7), with a whistle sounded, the sea railway transportation train with 100 label box solar photovoltaic components was set off from the Yiwu Railway Port. The boat, then went to Yangon Port, the largest port in Myanmar. After arriving at the port of Yangon, the batch of solar photovoltaic components will be used for 160 MW photovoltaic projects in Myanmar's largest new energy project in Myanmar -central Myanmar.

Myanmar is an important hub for connecting between China and ASEAN, and one of the key nodes connecting the "21st Century Maritime Silk Road" and "Silk Road Economic Belt". Yiwu -Ningbo Zhoushan Port Sea Railway Linking+New Model of Shipping has opened up another new path of departure logistics for "Made in China". Relying on this channel, exported goods exported in the local photovoltaic industry cluster and surrounding areas can be used to Unicom Europe, Africa, the Middle East and South Asian countries through Myanmar, which greatly shortens the transportation distance and transportation time, which greatly optimizes the logistics model of the sea in central Zhejiang.

In order to ensure the smooth running of the special line, Yiwu Lukang Group collaborates with railway, customs, shipping companies and other units to tailor -made the transportation plan for the convenience of transportation in accordance with customer transportation needs and transportation periods. The transformation from the sea and railway transportation line from "service to foreign goods" to "service to large -scale projects" has shifted from "small commodities" to "high -tech products" to a new stage of high -quality development. In the first five months of this year, the exports of Yiwu solar cells exported 11.84 billion yuan, an increase of 347.8%.

It is reported that the 160 MW photovoltaic project of the total installation machine in central Myanmar is the first 100 MW -class photovoltaic project in Myanmar. After the project starts the power generation, it will provide Myanmar with more than 200 million degrees of clean power, providing local stable and high -quality clean energy. Drive the economic and social development of the territory.

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