中国信保山西分公司：发挥出口信用保险作用，推动山西绿色能源国际合作

Core Insights - The China Export & Credit Insurance Corporation's Shanxi branch has provided risk protection for Shanxi's $28.9 billion foreign economic and trade activities, with support for foreign trade amounting to $24.62 billion in 2023 [1] - The company is focusing on supporting the new energy sector, particularly in solar and wind power, while also aiding the transformation of traditional energy and chemical industries [1][2] - In 2024, under the support of export credit insurance, Shanxi's exports of "new three products" (solar cells, lithium batteries, and electric vehicles) are expected to achieve a remarkable growth of 199% year-on-year [1] Industry Support and Initiatives - The company actively supports the national green low-carbon development strategy by assisting key local enterprises in participating in global supply chain restructuring [2] - Projects include investments in wind power in Bangladesh and low-carbon steel production in Malaysia, showcasing the company's commitment to sustainable development [2] - The company has been insuring multiple overseas solar and wind projects, demonstrating significant results and leading roles in Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa [2] Notable Projects - The 119 MW solar power project in Singapore, constructed by China Energy Engineering Group Shanxi Institute, marks a significant achievement for Chinese enterprises in the region [3] - The Oman Manah No. 2 solar power project is notable for achieving a 90% commercial risk compensation ratio, becoming a model case for policy insurance supporting green energy initiatives [3]