On April 27, Jia Geng, Vice President of Beijing Energy International, Zhao Nan, General Manager of the Investment and Financing Division of China Machinery Industry Construction Group (SINOCONST), and Shi Tuo, Chairman of ZVISION, visited Liuzhou City in Guangxi and held discussions with Zhang Zhuang, Mayor of the Liuzhou Municipal Government, to explore deeper cooperation in clean energy. 

During the meeting, the parties presented their respective business developments and future plans, engaging in in-depth discussions on clean energy industry strategies and development layouts. They recognized Liuzhou’s favorable business environment, sound geographic location, abundant wind energy resources, well-developed multimodal transportation network, and advanced industrial park infrastructure—all of which provide ideal conditions for fostering a fully integrated new energy industry chain. By leveraging these strengths, the region has significant potential to become a regionally influential hub for green economic growth. All parties shared highly aligned concepts on the development of green energy. Going forward, the parties will continue to maintain long-term communication mechanisms, explore innovative cooperation models, and identify collaborative opportunities to inject vitality into the economic and social development of Liuzhou, while supporting Guangxi’s transition toward green and low-carbon energy. The parties shared a strong alignment on green energy development principles. Moving forward, they agreed to establish long-term communication channels, explore innovative cooperation models, and identify collaborative opportunities to boost Liuzhou’s socio-economic development and support Guangxi’s transition to green and low-carbon energy.

The meeting was also attended by Tang Zhenguo, Vice Mayor of Liuzhou; Liu Bochen, Secretary-General of the Municipal Government; Yang Haoming, Director of the Investment Promotion Bureau and Deputy Secretary-General of the Municipal Government; Wang Ying, Director of the Development and Reform Commission; and Yue Jia, General Manager of Beijing Jingneng International Integrated Smart Energy Company, among other relevant personnel.