SPIC announced as a supporting partner at the World Hydropower Congress
SPIC has been announced as a supporting partner at the 2023 World Hydropower Congress taking place from 31 October to 2 November in Bali, Indonesia.
A platinum member of International Hydropower Association (IHA) since 2012, SPIC prioritises sustainable hydropower in both corporate strategy and project development.
SPIC specialises in power and heat generation, consumer-side integrated smart energy, green power to X, power-related and supporting segments, and asset-light businesses
With installed capacity of solar power, new energies and clean energy topping the world, SPIC has innovatively built a number of landmark “hydro+” projects, such as the Longyangxia Hybrid Hydro-solar Project, the world’s largest hydro-solar power station recognised by the Guiness World Records.
Its presence in Indonesia is becoming increasingly significant; committed to serving the country’s energy transition with sustainable hydropower, wind power, solar power and integrated energy service.
Chen Haibin, Vice President at SPIC said: "As a platinum member of IHA since 2012, SPIC gives top priority to sustainable hydropower in both corporate strategy and project development. With installed capacity of solar power, new energies and clean energy topping the world, SPIC has innovatively built a number of landmark 'hydro+' projects, such as the Longyangxia hybrid hydro-solar project, the world’s largest hydro-solar power station recognised by the Guinness World Records.
"As its presence in Indonesia becoming increasingly significant, SPIC is committed to serving the country’s energy transition with sustainable hydropower, wind power, solar power and integrated energy service.
"This year, the world’s hydropower community will gather in Bali, Indonesia at the 2023 World Hydropower Congress to discuss ways forward in combating climate change with hydropower. SPIC, a responsible corporate citizen of Indonesia, pledges to support the event, so that tangible outcomes can be delivered to COP28 to make the voice of the hydropower community heard worldwide."
