The Reem Island Bridges 7 and 8 Project in Abu Dhabi opened to traffic
CHEC's Reem Island Bridges 7&8 in Abu Dhabi are now open. The twin sea‑crossing bridges, spanning over 1.5 km, cut peak travel by 15 minutes and boost regional traffic efficiency by 40%. A 500‑m mobile steel trestle system filled local tech gaps.
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Being a good neighbor to the Malayan tapir
Through these measures, the project aims to maintain ecological integrity while advancing infrastructure development.
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A meal that nourishes young minds—and strengthens the community
Hunger has decreased, focus has improved, and students' well-being and learning engagement have increased—paving the way for brighter futures.
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#GearupWithCCC: low-wind-resistance semi-circular girder quayside crane
The world's largest low-wind-resistance quay crane sets sail for Europe. Its semi-circular girder design reduces wind load by 30% and weight by 15%, making operations efficient and eco-friendly. A new global standard in port equipment.
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#GearupWithCCCC: Permanent double-wall steel anti-collision casing
At the Xiamen–Kinmen Bridge site, a 4,200‑ton steel casing—shaped like a dumbbell and spanning 105.8 meters—now rests in the sea. It shields pile caps from ship impacts and erosion. Installed by China's largest floating crane, millimeter precision ensures permanent protection.
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Jingwu Yellow River Bridge
Linking Central Plains with key regions, it fuels high‑quality development across the Yellow River Basin.
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Dolphin sighting highlights ecological progress at Colombo Port City
The CCCC project team has embedded ESG principles throughout the planning, development, construction, and operation of Colombo Port City.
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How do tens of thousands of containers from a 200,000-ton vessel reach shore efficiently?
The answer lies in the "Steel Giants" lining the coast—Quay Cranes.
