Beijing Daxing International Airport, also known as Beijing’s Second International Airport or Beijing New Airport, is located to the south of the capital, approximately 46 km in a straight line from Tiananmen Square. Situated at the core of the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region, it is a 4F-class international airport, a world-class aviation hub, and a new engine for national development. The airport has been recognized by The Guardian as “the first of the Seven Modern Wonders of the World,” standing alongside globally renowned engineering landmarks such as the Kingdom Tower in Saudi Arabia and the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge.
The Huitengxile 163.1MW wind farm in Inner Mongolia placed a one-time procurement of 27 units of CEEG European-style prefabricated substations, with a total contract value of RMB 7.7 million. Since commissioning, the equipment has demonstrated highly stable operation performance. The wind farm has expressed strong satisfaction with the products’ excellent weather resistance, ease of operation, and maintenance-free characteristics, confirming their suitability for harsh wind power environments.
The Xiaolangdi Water Control Project on the Yellow River is a large-scale, nationally key water conservancy hub project approved by the State Council. It integrates multiple functions, including flood control, ice flood prevention, sediment reduction, irrigation, water supply, and power generation. Considering brand reputation, product quality, service capability, as well as safety and environmental protection requirements, the project headquarters selected CEEG dry-type transformers jointly developed with DuPont, including Nomex paper-insulated non-encapsulated dry-type transformers, SG10 air self-cooled series, and SCB10 air-cooled series. These products provided reliable electrical support for the project’s safe and stable operation.
The Ling’ao Nuclear Power Station in Guangdong is a key national nuclear energy project with extremely stringent requirements for suppliers and product quality. CEEG was the sole successful bidder for dry-type transformers in the project, supplying epoxy resin SCB dry-type transformers with a total contract value of RMB 7.45 million. Over the four-year period following 2006, CEEG provided comprehensive dry-type transformer power solutions for the Ling’ao Nuclear Power Station, supporting its safe and stable operation.
The Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant 300,000 kW unit is China’s first nuclear power station independently developed, designed, constructed, and managed by its own capabilities. During operation, the plant places extremely strict requirements on equipment selection due to its highest-level safety considerations. CEEG transformers stood out in the bidding process for their outstanding safety and reliability, gaining recognition from multiple experts and successfully winning the contract. In Phase I, CEEG supplied high-performance SCB epoxy resin-cast dry-type transformers, which have maintained stable and reliable operation to date.
Shanghai International Circuit was completed in May 2004, with a total construction area of approximately 150,000 m² for its main and auxiliary buildings, including grandstands, race control tower, administration tower, media center, sky restaurant, team paddock, and maintenance area. In 2006, the Shanghai F1 International Circuit project purchased two batches of CEEG SG series dry-type transformers. The equipment has performed reliably in operation, providing strong power support for the successful execution of this world-renowned international racing event.
The National Olympic Sports Center Anti-Doping Testing Center is the largest and world-class doping laboratory in Asia, responsible for doping control during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games as well as testing support for national team Olympic preparation. CEEG YB-500/10 prefabricated substation stood out among multiple competitors and successfully won the bid due to its strong integrated design capability and convenient maintenance and operation features, ensuring reliable power support for the facility.
The Qingdao Olympic Sailing Center for the 29th Olympic Games is located on the coast of Fushan Bay in Qingdao, Shandong Province, at the former site of the Beihai Shipyard. The total land area is 45 hectares, with approximately 30 hectares used during the Olympic competitions. As a key national Olympic project, the Qingdao Olympic Sailing Command Center had extremely strict procurement standards for electrical equipment such as transformers. After evaluation by multiple technical experts, the project ultimately selected multiple CEEG YB-800/10 European-style prefabricated substations and SC10-50/6 transformers.
The National Olympic Sports Center Comprehensive Training Hall served as the training base for China’s national men’s and women’s tennis and wrestling teams during the 2008 Olympic Games. During the Games, it was used as a venue for artistic gymnastics, trampoline, and handball competitions. After the Olympics, it was transformed into a first-class sports facility in Beijing, serving as a multifunctional civic center integrating sports events and cultural entertainment. For this project, multiple CEEG SG10-800/10 dry-type transformers were selected. Project technical experts highly recognized the CEEG brand and expressed strong satisfaction with the operational performance of the equipment, particularly praising its noise control technology and NOMEX insulation system.
The Olympic Traffic Command Center is located north of Fuchengmen North Street in Xicheng District, adjacent to the south side of the current Traffic Management Bureau, with a total construction area of 19,876 m². It provided first-class traffic management support for the capital before and during the 2008 Olympic Games. For this project, several CEEG SCB10-1600/10 epoxy resin dry-type transformers were selected. Since commissioning at the end of 2006, the equipment has operated with high stability, and both product quality and service have received positive feedback from users.
