The Nam Leuk Hydropower Station, with a total installed capacity of 60MW, is CWE’s first project into the Lao market and is also the first hydropower station constructed by Chinese companies in Laos. On November 3, 2017, President Xi Jinping stated in his signed article that the Nam Leuk Hydropower Station “has made a significant contribution to Laos’ economic construction and social develop...

The Nam Lik 1-2 Hydropower Station, with a total installed capacity of 100MW, is the first hydropower station project jointly developed between China and Laos in the hydropower sector under the build–own–operate–transfer (BOOT) model. It has been awarded the National Quality Investment Project Award by China and the National “Labor Medal” by Laos.

The Moinak Hydropower Plant, with 2x150MW high-head impact hydrogenerator units, is the first large-scale hydropower station built since Kazakhstan’s independence and marks the first major infrastructure cooperation between China and Kazakhstan in the non-resource sector. It is also referred to as the “pearl of hydropower” of Kazakhstan.

The Turgusun Hydropower Project, with a total installed capacity of 24.9MW, is designed according to Chinese standards and all electromechanical equipment used in the Project are manufactured by Chinese companies, which effectively drives Chinese standards and devices to go global. The Project is the first operated project in the field of hydropower under the framework of China-Kazakhstan prod...

With a length of 2,555m and a reservoir capacity of 14.2 million m³, the Bagatelle Dam Project is the largest hydraulic project undertaken by a Chinese enterprise since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Mauritius. The dam’s image is featured on the commemorative stamp for the “50th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations between China and Mauritius”.

The Isimba Hydropower Plant & Isimba-Bujagali Interconnection Project, with a total installed capacity of 183MW, is known as the pearl of hydropower on the White Nile River and is one of the many achievements of the FOCAC and the Belt and Road Initiative. It’s also a key livelihood project in Uganda. In 2019, the Uganda Post Office issued a series of stamps with the image of the Isimba Hydropo...

The Merowe Dam is the world’s longest dam, which was selected as one of the “Eight Key Projects in China’s Aid to Africa” and awarded the “China Construction Engineering Luban Prize (Overseas Projects)”. This Dam, together with Roseires Dam Heightening Project and Dam Complex of Upper Atbara Project, collectively appeared as the background for Sudan's newly issued 100 Sudanese pound bankn...

After the completion of Roseires Dam Heightening Project, it raised the original dam by 10m, boosted the reservoir capacity by 4 billion m³ and increased the total installed power generation capacity by about 100MW. It ensures a steady and reliable water supply for the vast local irrigation areas and improves the power generation capacity of the power station.

The Dam Complex of Upper Atbara Project stretches roughly 13km in length. With a total installed capacity of 320MW and a reservoir volume of around 3.6 billion m³, it provides agricultural irrigation for 500,000ha. The Project directly benefits approximately one-third of Sudan’s population.

The Kinkon Hydropower Project, built in the 1960s, is the first hydropower station supported by China in an African country, with a total installed capacity of 3.45MW. The image of the power station has been featured twice on the 5,000 Guinean franc banknote. It also marks the first time a CWE-built project has been featured on the currency of the host country.

The Kaleta Hydroelectric Project, with a total installed capacity of 240MW, is a tertiary power station which is planned in the Konkouré River basin in Guinea. The Project follows Chinese standards and specifications and won the "China Construction Engineering Luban Prize". The station’s iconic image has been featured on two versions of new 20,000 Guinean franc banknote issued by the Central ...

The Souapiti Hydroelectric Project, with a total installed capacity of 450MW, is the secondary power station by cascade development in the Konkouré River in Guinea, and the Kaléta Hydropower Station is located 6km downstream. The Project is the largest dam by dam height, reservoir capacity, and the installation scale in Guinea and even West Africa and is also one of the most important power s...

The Kozjak Hydroelectric Project has two 50MW generator units, which is the largest hydropower project in North Macedonia since its independence,and also the largest hydropower project undertaken by a Chinese enterprise in south-eastern Europe.The Project has comprehensive benefits, such as power generation, flood control and irrigation.

The Canar and Naranjal Flood Control Project is the largest hydraulic project in Ecuador and the largest flood control project in the history of Latin America. After completion, the Project has fundamentally solved the problem of perennial flood damage in the local area, guaranteed agricultural production and spurred local economic development.