Our Cambodian colleagues from Cambodian Power Grid Co., Ltd. and Cambodia Hydropower Development Co., Ltd. visited communities along power transmission lines and nearby local markets to promote safety awareness. They distributed 2,000 leaflets in Khmer, sharing practical tips on water and electrical safety to help residents stay safe and build safer communities.
At the Dapein I Hydropower Station in Myanmar, a tiered talent development system helps local employees progress from frontline operators to technical specialists through on-the-job mentoring and hands-on training.
Two Myanmar colleagues, Nay Myo Set and Hlaing Myat Htar, have obtained assessor certificates for hydropower plant operations issued by the China Electricity Council. They will conduct skills assessments in Myanmar, helping nurture local talent and strengthen capacity in the country’s power sector.
On November 2, the first production line of China Datang’s Fuxin Coal-to-Natural Gas Project, the largest of its kind in Northeast China, officially began operations, adding a new source of reliable domestic natural gas supply for Northeast and North China.
With a designed daily output of 4 million cubic meters, the production line can meet the daily gas needs of around 400,000 households during peak demand seasons. Backed by more than 300 kilometers of pipelines, it will supply cities including Shenyang and Fuxin, benefiting over 10 million people.
On Oct. 23, PT Datang DSSP Power Kendari visited watermelon farms in South Konawe, Indonesia, to exchange insights with local farmers on cultivation, harvesting and sales, and take part in the watermelon harvest.
Through its CSR initiative, the South Konawe Watermelon Farming Support Project supports local farmers in improving cultivation practices, expanding market access and creating more income opportunities, contributing to sustainable rural development.
Two national awards for PT SKS Listrik Kalimantan, a subsidiary of PT DATANG DSSP Power Indonesia!
At the 2026 Indonesian SDGs Awards (ISDA), the SETARA project received Platinum for promoting equality through economic empowerment, while the PETRA BABI project won Gold for its efforts in green power plant management, carbon reduction and ecological restoration.
The 3rd Datang International Employees’ China Tour has concluded. International employees visited energy projects, exchanged expertise, and experienced Chinese culture, gaining firsthand insights into China’s energy sector while fostering mutual understanding and friendship.
International employees visited rural revitalization projects and education initiatives in Dahua, Guangxi, exploring local ethnic cultures and intangible cultural heritage firsthand. The visit offered a closer look at China Datang’s efforts to revitalize rural communities.
International employees joined tree-planting and fish-release activities at Guanyinyan Hydropower Station, taking action to protect the environment. Together, Chinese and international employees are helping preserve the Jinsha River ecosystem and build a greener future.
International employees celebrated a group wedding at Guanyinyan Hydropower Station. Myanmar colleagues Nay Myo Set and Hlaing Myat Htar from Dapein I Hydropower Station donned traditional Chinese wedding attire to celebrate their special day.
International employees from five countries exchanged skills with frontline staff at Guanyinyan Hydropower Station. Through sharing experiences and learning from one another, they strengthened technical cooperation and joined hands to advance green energy development.
Our international employees visited Guanyinyan Hydropower Station on the Jinsha River and Dahua Hydropower Station on the Hongshui River, learning about plant operations, maintenance and safety management while gaining insight into the dedication behind these major projects.
Myanmar colleagues Nay Myo Set and Hlaing Myat Htar from Dapein I Hydropower Station joined a group wedding at Datang Guanyinyan Hydropower Station. Dressed in traditional Chinese wedding attire, they experienced Chinese wedding customs and romance firsthand.
Our international employees visited Datang Laoyingyan PV Project in Yunnan to explore green energy, smart operations and agrivoltaics. Anna from Uzbekistan gained new insights into PV technology and how to apply them at the Buka PV Project.
International employees visited Datang Yunnan Jinpingxi Wind Farm, China’s largest gigawatt-scale wind power base located on plateaus and mountainous areas. Indonesian employee Maulana was impressed by the turbines, advanced technology and excellent management.
“China, here I come!” Twelve employees from five countries joined the third Datang International Employees’ China Tour in Kunming, exploring our corporate culture and smart energy operations. “I’m proud to be part of China Datang,” said Cambodian colleague Lay Chanmollny.
Once both units are operational, the project is expected to generate nearly 10 billion kWh of electricity annually—enough to power around 3 million households. It will also save approximately 197,000 tonnes of standard coal and reduce CO₂ emissions by 513,000 tonnes each year, equivalent to adding around 20,000 hectares of forest.
Unit 5 of China Datang’s Lvsigang 2×1,000MW expansion project has successfully completed its 168-hour full-load trial run and entered commercial operation. During the trial, the unit maintained an average load rate of 100%, with stable operation and strong environmental performance.
The 3rd China Datang International Employees’ Visit to China kicked off in Kunming, the “City of Eternal Spring,” in southwest China’s Yunnan Province on October 8. Twelve colleagues from Myanmar, Indonesia, Cambodia, Uzbekistan and Laos have gathered there for a 14-day study tour. Stay tuned for more!
More than 1,500 teachers and students from Ganzi in southwest China’s Sichuan Province recently visited Changheba Hydropower Station. They explored how the 240-meter-high dam generates electricity and, through Q&A sessions and engaging activities, learned about hydropower while experiencing the power of this mega project firsthand.
Recently, Cambodian Power Grid Co., Ltd. and Cambodia Hydropower Development Co., Ltd. hosted a Mid-Autumn Festival celebration. Chinese and Cambodian colleagues came together to make mooncakes, enjoy performances, and, amidst laughter and joy, sharing the warmth of reunion and friendship.