CCCC showcases innovations at 2026 WAIC
At the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai, CCCC showcased a range of innovations, highlighting its leadership in integrating AI into the transportation sector.
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World's first ±500 kV flexible DC submarine cable completed
The deep sea is the next frontier for offshore wind power. But unlike nearshore projects, developing wind farms farther offshore faces a major challenge: how to reliably transmit vast amounts of clean electricity generated far out at sea back to shore. The internationally recognized solution is flexible DC submarine cable technology, a field that has become a key battleground for the world's leading offshore engineering companies.
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CCCC helps Ethiopian boy pursue his dream at Spelling Bee World Cup
At Addis Ababa Bole International Airport, CCCC staff gathered to welcome home Teklu Kai Tesfaye, an 8-year-old Ethiopian contestant who had returned with honors from the inaugural Spelling Bee World Cup in Shanghai, China.
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Ethiopian Prime Minister inaugurates Arba Minch Conference Resort
The Arba Minch Conference Resort, built by CCCC, was recently inaugurated in Ethiopia. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed attended the inauguration ceremony.
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Cambodian PM inaugurates upgraded National Road No. 7
The project will effectively enhance travel efficiency between Kampong Cham Province and the capital Phnom Penh and boost the development of tourism, agriculture, fisheries, and logistics along the route.
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Song Hailiang visits Portugal for business activities
Recently, CCCC chairman Song Hailiang visited Lisbon, Portugal, for a series of business activities.
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Song Hailiang visits France for business activities
Recently, Song Hailiang, chairman of CCCC, visited Paris, France, for a series of business activities.
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Guinea: Souapiti Hydropower Plant surpasses 10 billion kWh in cumulative electricity generation
The Souapiti Hydroelectric Plant in Guinea, operated by CCCC's subsidiary CWE, recently surpassed 10 billion kWh in cumulative power generation.