Shanghai Electric highlights locally tailored biodiversity measures across project sites

• Shanghai Electric highlighted site-specific biodiversity measures across its plants and projects to mark the May 22 International Day for Biological Diversity, framing the effort as an ESG push to cut industrial environmental impact.
• Its Mianchuan wind project, described as a large-scale “zero-carbon island” in China’s Yangtze River basin, was fully grid-connected in May 2025, using 18 EW5.6N-202 turbines designed for local island conditions.
• The wind-solar-storage microgrid is expected to generate 244 million kWh a year, cut CO2 emissions by 240,000 tons, create 500 local jobs, add CNY 200 million in annual output value, and contribute CNY 15 million in taxes and profits.
• In Malaysia, the 106-km 500-kV Similajau-Bunut transmission line entered operation, reporting no environmental liability incidents and 100% compliance with wastewater discharge and waste-sorting requirements.

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