CCCC improves safety protection measures on sea-crossing bridge
CCCC is upgrading ship-collision protection on the 36-km Hangzhou Bay Bridge. China's first retrofit of its kind uses a four-part system to protect against 20,000-tonne vessels, up from 5,000 tonnes.
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Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway fuels Kenya's green transition
Kenya's leading media outlets The Star and Citizen Digital marked Mazingira Day, with feature stories on how the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) balances transport development with environmental protection.
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Nairobi Expressway surpasses 100 million vehicle trips
The Nairobi Expressway in Kenya, invested, built and operated by CRBC, surpassed 100 million cumulative vehicle trips. This milestone underscores the role of the first toll expressway in East Africa in improving local transport and driving economic growth
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Several highway and bridge projects open to traffic
Several major road and bridge projects have recently been completed and opened to traffic. Together, these projects will strengthen regional connectivity and support economic development.
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Two CHEC projects win Gephson Awards for green project management practices
Recently, the winners of the third Gephson Awards, established by the American Academy of Project Management (AAPM), were announced. Two projects undertaken by CHEC — the Velana International Airport Expansion Project in the Maldives and the 3rd Phase of the Expansion of the Macau Solid Waste Incineration Center —won the Green Project Management Best Practice award.
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CCCC employees worldwide celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival
From Malaysia and Laos to Nigeria and Ethiopia, CCCC employees celebrated Mid-Autumn Festival in different ways.
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Pinglu Canal bridges southwest China's final link to the sea
The core value of the Pinglu Canal, built with CCCC's participation, lies in a single word: "connectivity."
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Pinglu Canal project passes completion acceptance
Four years after construction began, the Pinglu Canal project has successfully passed completion acceptance, marking a solid step toward its opening to navigation.