Core Viewpoint - The company Boreton (01333.HK) has entered into a procurement contract for energy storage system equipment related to the microgrid project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, indicating a strategic move into renewable energy infrastructure [1] Group 1: Contract Details - The indirect non-wholly owned subsidiary of the company, AFRICA POWER PLATFORM II LIMITED, has signed a contract with an independent third party, GREEN POWER TECHNOLOGIE, for the procurement of equipment and services for the microgrid project [1] - The contract includes the procurement of equipment for a microgrid project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which consists of a 118MW photovoltaic power station and a 330MWh energy storage facility [1] - The total contract value is approximately €38.55 million (around RMB 320 million, excluding VAT), with an additional fixed interest cost of €742,100 (approximately RMB 6.16 million) at an initial guaranteed fixed rate of 2.75% [1] Group 2: Equipment and Services - The procurement products mainly include energy storage battery cabinets, PCS and brackets, photovoltaic inverters, auxiliary transformers, intelligent power station management systems, microgrid controllers, and related software, as well as necessary auxiliary materials and spare parts [1]
博雷顿(01333.HK)附属订立刚果(金)如瓦西微电网储能设备采购合同 总价3855万欧元