Achieves One-Time Successful Grid Connection for Manzanillo III CCGT Project in Mexico

On August 3, the 350MW Manzanillo III CCGT Project in which WHEE participated in construction, achieved a one-time successful grid connection. All systems of the unit are in good condition, with stable parameters and smooth operation. This marks that the project is now capable of stably transmitting electrical energy to the power grid, representing a significant milestone for WHEE in the Latin American energy market.

This project involves the erection of a new 7F.05 gas turbine and an A650 steam turbine generator set within the existing plant area of the Manzanillo I Project. It is our first gas-fired power project in Latin America. The project has an extremely high seismic load design value, with the design strength requirements for the HRSG exceeding the intensity of a magnitude-9 earthquake in China. The project design team, composed of several senior engineers, conducted in-depth research on local seismic and building standards multiple times to determine a safe and reliable design plan. During the production process, specialized and refined processes were adopted, and strict quality control measures were implemented to ensure "top-notch quality."

This successful grid connection is not only an important achievement of WHEE's internationalization strategy but also injects new momentum into the development of clean energy in Latin America. In the future, we will continue to contribute to the Belt and Road Initiative, promote high-quality development in the field of clean energy, and offer more Chinese wisdom and strength to the global energy cause.