Sinomach subsidiary China National Heavy Machinery Corporation (CHMC) has announced a significant milestone in advancing green and clean energy by securing a contract with South Africa's Mabele Fuels for an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) project. The project aims to produce an impressive daily output of 465 kiloliters of fuel alcohol in South Africa.

Sinomach subsidiary CHMC has announced a significant milestone in advancing green and clean energy by securing a contract with South Africa's Mabele Fuels for an EPC project. [Photo/CHMC]

This contract showcases CHMC's commitment to green "Belt and Road" construction and introduces new momentum in the development of sustainable energy solutions. The completion of this project is expected to contribute positively to various aspects of local infrastructure, agricultural and green economic development, while also creating numerous job opportunities in the region.

Fuel alcohol has emerged as a viable alternative to conventional fossil fuels due to its environmentally friendly attributes. As the world continues to seek cleaner energy sources, this EPC project will significantly support South Africa's transition towards a greener economy. Additionally, the project aligns with China's Belt and Road Initiative, promoting international cooperation and sustainable development across borders.

CHMC's partnership with Mabele Fuels aims to leverage their respective expertise in construction and renewable energy to successfully complete this project. The green fuel alcohol output will not only reduce carbon emissions but will also foster local economic growth and drive the creation of sustainable jobs.

The successful implementation of this EPC project will undoubtedly position CHMC and Mabele Fuels as leaders in green energy projects and contribute to global efforts in building a more sustainable future.