5. Extreme Weather Power Supply Assurance Services

Extreme Weather Power Supply Services: In response to power shortages caused by extreme weather conditions such as high temperatures and drought, we are making every effort to bridge the power supply gap and meet the electricity demands of various sectors, including industrial production and infrastructure development. We ensure direct service within 24 hours in the Sichuan-Chongqing region, and rapid response and diagnosis nationwide within 72 hours.

4. Construction and Operation Services for Distributed Energy Stations

Distributed Energy Station Construction and Operation Services: This is a comprehensive energy supply approach that utilizes combined cooling, heating, and power (CCHP) technology within a limited area, integrating power generation systems with heating and cooling systems in small-scale, localized installations close to end-users. It features a small footprint, easy installation, simple maintenance, and low operating costs.

3. BOT (Build-Operate-Transfer)

BOT (Build-Operate-Transfer): Under this model, the owner signs a concession agreement with the service provider, who undertakes the project’s investment, construction, operation, and maintenance. During the term specified in the agreement, the service provider regularly collects fees from the owner to recover the system’s investment, financing, construction, operation, and maintenance costs and to earn a reasonable return. Upon expiration of the concession period, the service provider transfers the fixed assets to the owner free of charge. This is an investment model characterized by the transfer of ownership at the end of the concession period.

2. EPC+C (EPC + Managed Operations)

EPC+C (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction + Turnkey Operation): During the system construction phase, an EPC general contracting service model is adopted; during the operation phase, a system turnkey operation model is employed.

1. EPC Construction (Engineering-Procurement-Construction)

EPC Construction (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction): The service provider is responsible for the system’s planning and design, civil construction, equipment procurement, equipment installation, system commissioning, and trial operation. The provider also assumes full responsibility for the quality, safety, schedule, and cost of the construction project, and ultimately delivers the entire system to the owner for operation.