Core Viewpoint - The investigation into the Fujian Yong'an Pumped Storage Power Station project confirmed issues of substandard construction practices, leading to serious accountability measures against involved personnel and companies [1][3][6]. Investigation Findings - The investigation revealed that the construction unit, Hydropower Third Bureau, failed to manage the site properly and did not adhere to design specifications, including unauthorized changes to construction methods and inadequate quality control during critical processes [3][4]. - The supervising unit, East China Engineering Consulting Co., exhibited negligence in monitoring the project quality and did not enforce supervision protocols effectively [3][4]. - The construction of the dam has not yet commenced, but existing issues with the slope support could lead to instability, particularly on the right bank, which is more susceptible to landslides under extreme conditions [4]. Accountability Measures - The National Energy Administration has mandated serious disciplinary actions against responsible personnel from China Power Construction Corporation, including dismissals and demotions for multiple project managers and engineers [6][8]. - The East China Engineering Consulting Co. also faced similar repercussions, with key supervisory staff being dismissed or demoted due to inadequate oversight [8][10]. - A total of over 20 million yuan in fines has been imposed on the involved companies and individuals for violations of construction quality management regulations [9][10]. Remedial Actions - China Power Construction has halted all operations related to the pumped storage project and is conducting a thorough review and rectification of the issues identified [11]. - The Fujian provincial government is initiating a comprehensive inspection of all pumped storage projects in the region to ensure compliance with safety and quality standards [11].