西非大型生物质电站投运 中国能建承建科特迪瓦必欧雅46兆瓦项目Large West African Biomass Plant Commissioned: China Energy Engineering Group's 46 MW Biovou Project in Cote d'Ivoire

[Green Fuel International Business Network] has learned that Unit 2 of the 46 MW Biyoya biomass power station in Côte d'Ivoire, built by a consortium of China Energy Engineering Group's Construction Group and International Group under an EPC turnkey model, recently successfully completed endurance tests and performance tests and was officially put into operation. The project is the largest biomass clean energy project under construction in West Africa.

The Biyoya biomass power station in Côte d'Ivoire was built under an EPC turnkey model by a consortium comprising the Construction Group and International Group under China Energy Engineering Group. The project uses local biomass resources as fuel for power generation, an important addition to West Africa's clean energy supply, and is of positive significance for enhancing regional power security and optimizing the energy mix.

Many African countries are accelerating their energy mix transition and continuously raising the share of clean energy supply. Biomass power generation, with the advantage of being highly compatible with local agricultural and forestry waste resources, is embracing important development opportunities. Compared with some renewable energy sources constrained by resource and grid conditions, biomass power generation is dispatchable and highly stable, making it suitable as a supplement for baseload and peak-shaving power.

Domestic energy engineering and power equipment companies continue to deepen their presence in overseas markets, leveraging integrated engineering and construction capability and equipment supply capability to actively participate in energy projects along the Belt and Road. From planning, design and construction to core equipment supply, Chinese companies have formed a relatively complete global expansion capability and are highly competitive in emerging markets such as Africa.

Industry observers believe that as global clean energy construction advances steadily, power industry chain companies with overseas project delivery capability are expected to continue to gain market expansion opportunities in energy projects in Africa and along the Belt and Road. The smooth commissioning of the biomass power station both demonstrates the comprehensive strength of Chinese companies in the new energy engineering field and provides a pragmatic example for deepening China-Africa energy cooperation.

As energy demand grows in emerging markets and decarbonization advances, highly adaptable clean energy technologies such as biomass power generation will find broader space. Chinese companies are expected to continue to participate in the global energy transition through diverse models such as engineering contracting, equipment export and investment and operation, achieving mutual benefit and win-win outcomes.