Recently, Datang Yuncheng Power Generation Co., Ltd. welcomed local teachers and students to the world’s first 630°C ultra-supercritical double-reheat national demonstration power project. The students explored cutting-edge power generation technology up close and participated in hands-on experiences, including VR safety training, CPR practice, and DIY hand-crank generators. The visit sparked curiosity, ignited a passion for energy technology, and inspired scientific dreams.

The Datang Buka Solar PV Project is not only delivering clean energy to homes across Uzbekistan, but also transforming desert landscapes into thriving green spaces. The project has completed ecological restoration across 350 hectares, sown more than 4 tonnes of grass seeds, and increased vegetation coverage to over 60%. By combining renewable energy generation with environmental stewardship, the project demonstrates how clean power and ecological restoration can go hand in hand.

China Datang Overseas Investment Co., Ltd. celebrated three major achievements at the BRICS Industrial Innovation Contest 2026: 1. Outstanding Contribution Award 2. Second Prize in the Energy Electronics Track for PT SKS Listrik Kalimantan 3. Selection of PT Datang DSSP Power Kendari’s Coral Reef Restoration Project for the BRICS Industrial Cooperation Case Collection These accomplishments highlight our proactive engagement and comprehensive capabilities within the BRICS cooperation framework.

Behind every stable operation and successful task at PT. Meulaboh Power Generation is the expertise and dedication of our young Chinese and Indonesian colleagues. Their genuine smiles reflect not only a strong sense of responsibility, but also the teamwork and friendship that keep us moving forward together.

Congratulations to our 12 Indonesian graduates who’ve completed 6 months of systematic training at PT. Meulaboh Power Generation! They’ve been placed in key production and operations roles based on their specialties, with experienced engineers providing one-on-one mentorship for a seamless shift from theory to hands-on practice.

Since its launch in March, the Datang Multilingual Talent Contest for Chinese and International Youths has received 13 video entries from overseas power plants in Indonesia, Uzbekistan, Cambodia, and Myanmar. The submissions showcase a wide range of talents, including multilingual recitations, song and dance performances, cultural exchanges, and more. The contest remains open for entries, with selected works to be featured in upcoming showcases. Stay tuned!

Our Chinese and Indonesian colleagues at PT. Meulaboh Power Generation celebrated the Lantern Festival with a riddle-guessing activity, enjoying laughter and joyful moments while deepening their friendship.

At the inaugural hands-on skills competition for Cambodian employees of Cambodia Power Grid Co., Ltd. and Cambodia Hydropower Development Co., Ltd., participants demonstrated professionalism, confidence, and vibrant energy. Behind every winning smile lies a dedication to their work and a journey of growth forged through hard work.

Double victory! At the prestigious Listrik Indonesia Award 2026, PT DATANG DSSP Power Indonesia was recognized as the “Top Power Generation Company for Sustainable Growth,” while its subsidiary, PT SKS Listrik Kalimantan, earned the award for “Excellence Performance in Reliability of Electricity Supply in Kalimantan.”

Ready for the challenge? Test your speed and reflexes by helping him put on the safety helmet! Snap a screenshot at the exact moment the helmet lands perfectly on the worker's head to complete the challenge. Can you nail it in one try?

In Aceh, Indonesia, 10 outstanding university graduates are taking part in a six-month internship at PT. Meulaboh Power Generation, gaining hands-on experience in safety, maintenance, and operations. Through practical training, they continue to strengthen their professional skills, while their confident smiles reflect their hopes and excitement for the future.

For years, CDT has donated school supplies to students at NOTI SETHA High School in Sya Commune, Kandieng District, Pursat Province, Cambodia, supporting children’s growth with care and dedication. Their bright smiles are the most heartwarming reflection of this kindness.

Behind every CDTer who lights up our homes is a mother—quietly watching, caring, and showing love through the small, everyday moments. May time be gentle with her, and may love always surround her. Wishing all mothers a Happy Mother’s Day!

A smile is the world’s most beautiful language—no translation needed. It crosses cultures and connects people through kindness, care, and warmth. On this World Smile Day, may your smile be ever-present, and may your days shine as brightly as your joy.

The 2026 BRICS Industrial Innovation Contest Indonesia Overseas Qualification opened in Jakarta on May 7. Hosted by China Datang, the event is themed “Gather Intelligence in Innovative BRICS Development to Accelerate the New Industrial Revolution Progress.” Fifty-two teams from China and Indonesia will compete across four key sectors: AI, green industries, low-altitude equipment, and energy electronics. Eight standout projects will advance to the global finals in Xiamen, China, and be featured in the BRICS Industrial Innovation Project Cooperation Repository, receiving comprehensive support including incubation, investment matching, and commercialization opportunities.

From wind, hydro, and solar power to the lights in every home, it’s all made possible by the expertise and dedication of CDT’s power workers. Today, we salute them, and all those who work quietly and diligently in their own roles. Happy International Workers’ Day!

What happens when traditional Chinese intangible cultural heritage meets modern energy? A fresh aesthetic takes shape. Tap the images to discover a unique fusion of power and Chinese-style artistry.

In Sulawesi, Indonesia, PT Datang DSSP Power Kendari has launched a long-term coral reef restoration program in nearby waters. By creatively using fly ash from the plant to build artificial fish habitats, the project is making a meaningful contribution to local marine conservation.

Recently, volunteers from CDT in Inner Mongolia supported inclusive employment by purchasing A4 paper produced with the involvement of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Behind each sheet is dedication and effort—work that deserves to be seen, valued, and respected.

On World Book and Copyright Day, CDT organized a series of activities for colleagues, including book-sharing sessions, skills workshops, knowledge contests, and group reading events. Through reading, we aim to support professional growth while bringing people together through a shared passion for learning and progress.