Chinese enterprises are connected to power grid in Zimbabw

A few days ago, the power plant No. 8 of the South Bank Hydropower Station of Zimbabwe, which was built by China electric power construction, was successfully connected to the grid.
The expansion project of Zimbabwe's South Bank Hydropower Station is the largest hydropower project in Zimbabwe for Chinese enterprises, and also the second largest energy project in the scale of construction since the independence of Zimbabwe. The project is located on the South Bank of the zambexi River in Zambia and Zimbabwe, 375 kilometers from the capital of the capital of the capital, 375 kilometers from the capital of the capital. It was officially started in November 10, 2014. The project is mainly undertaken on the basis of the original 6 units, and the expansion capacity is 2 150 thousand kilowatt hydroelectric generating sets.
After the completion of the hydropower station, the capacity of the power station will increase by 40%, and the annual power generation in Zimbabwe will be increased by nearly 25%. This greatly relieves the gap of basic electricity consumption, further improves the power generation capacity of the original power station, and provides impetus for Zimbabwe's economic development.