BPG Nanjing Electric Showcases in Central Asia and Signs Hydropower Cooperation MOU in Kyrgyzstan
August 22, 2026
From August 20 to 22, 2026, a delegation from Nanjing Electric Technology Group Co., Ltd. visited Kazakhstan to participate in a clean energy exhibition in Central Asia organized by Jiangsu SOHO Holdings Group.
The delegation was led by Li Tingbiao, Deputy General Manager of Nanjing Electric Technology Group Co., Ltd. and Chairman of Nanjing Electric Power Engineering Co., Ltd. The visit aimed to further support Belt and Road cooperation and expand the company’s presence in the new energy sector across Eurasia.
USD 3 Million Hydropower Cooperation MOU Signed
During the exhibition, Li Tingbiao, on behalf of Nanjing Electric Power Engineering Co., Ltd., formally signed a memorandum of understanding with Kyrgyzstan’s MOHTA for a hydropower project valued at USD 3 million.
The agreement represents an important breakthrough for the company in overseas clean energy EPC projects and marks another solid step in the development of its business presence in the Central Asian market.
Through the cooperation, Nanjing Electric aims to further leverage its capabilities in clean energy engineering, procurement and construction, while exploring new opportunities in the development of hydropower and renewable energy infrastructure in Central Asia.
Strengthening Energy Cooperation across Central Asia
Taking the opportunity of the exhibition, Li Tingbiao also held discussions with the Deputy Mayor of Konaev, Kazakhstan, representatives from Changzhou and other Chinese and international officials.
The discussions focused on topics including cross-border new energy investment policies, development pathways for small and medium-sized hydropower stations, and regional power grid interconnection.
The parties also reached preliminary consensus on exploring future cooperation in the comprehensive development and utilization of water resources in Central Asia.
Building a Stronger Foundation for Green Energy Development along the Belt and Road
Participation in the exhibition further enhanced Nanjing Electric’s visibility and brand influence among government and business stakeholders in Central Asia.
The successful signing of the hydropower cooperation MOU also provides a stronger foundation for the company to further develop green energy projects in countries along the Belt and Road.
Looking ahead, Nanjing Electric will continue to leverage its engineering and technical capabilities, deepen cooperation with regional partners and actively explore opportunities in hydropower, renewable energy and power infrastructure across Central Asia.
