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1.198 billion won bid! Which company secured the large-scale smart streetlight project for rural revitalization and new energy?

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On the evening of January 12, Longjian Co., Ltd. (600853) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Longjian Science and Engineering (Heilongjiang) Co., Ltd., in consortium with Heilongjiang Provincial Architectural Design and Research Institute , has received a Notice of Award from the tenderer Zhongyingjian New Energy Technology (Linfen) Co., Ltd. , confirming its winning bid for the Zhongyingjian Rural Revitalization 5G New Energy Smart Streetlight Project – Demonstration Zone Section EPC General Contracting Construction Project.


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Longjian KeGong's share in the bid project won this time is approximately 1.198 billion yuan , representing 6.55% of the company's audited revenue for 2024.

This project is located in the Yaodu High-tech Industrial Development Zone, Linfen City, Shanxi Province. It adopts the 'self-generation and self-consumption, with surplus power fed into the grid' operating model, primarily constructing 5G integrated light-wind new energy smart streetlights. The total land area and total construction area of the awarded bid section are both 10,000 square meters. Upon completion, annual electricity generation will reach 400 million kWh. The generated electricity will first be supplied for streetlight illumination, with any surplus connected to the power grid.

According to the consortium's division of labor, Longjian Keji serves as the lead entity, responsible for material and equipment procurement and installation within the scope of construction drawings reviewed and approved, construction engineering, equipment commissioning, maintenance training, and defect remediation; Heilongjiang Provincial Architectural Design and Research Institute is responsible for project conceptual design, construction drawing design, and review, ensuring all design deliverables pass expert review and relevant departmental inspections.

Data shows that Longjian Shares is one of the most powerful and largest comprehensive construction groups in Northeast China, mainly engaged in highway engineering, municipal road bridges construction and consulting design, as well as related infrastructure investment, operation & maintenance, upkeep and management. Longjian Shares and its affiliated units hold 223 qualifications, including Grade-A General Contracting for Highway Engineering Construction, Grade-I General Contracting for Municipal Public Works Construction, and Grade-I Professional Contracting for Urban and Road Lighting Engineering, among others.

On the evening of January 4, the company disclosed its 2025 performance summary, showing revenue of 17.685 billion yuan, a Year-on-year (YoY) decrease of 3.31%; net profit attributable to parent company shareholders of 405 million yuan, a Year-on-year (YoY) decrease of 2.05%.

It is worth mentioning that Longjian Shares was awarded only a portion of the contract. According to public information, the Yaodu District Wind-Solar Integrated New Energy Smart 5G Street Light Project is a key initiative integrating new energy industry development with rural revitalization strategies. The total project investment is approximately 9.6 billion yuan, with the overall plan divided into 8 sections, each with an investment scale of about 1.2 billion yuan. Relevant details for multiple sections have already been announced.

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Hearing the figure of 9.6 billion yuan, many people should realize that this project is far more than just installing street lights.

It is not just for lighting. The tender proposal shows that each street light pole is about 12 meters high and occupies only 1 square meter of area. Street light poles will be equipped with 10KW micro-wind and photovoltaic power generation units, operating under the 'self-generation, self-consumption, surplus feeding to grid' model.

In other words, the electricity generated by these poles is first used for their own purposes, such as lighting street lights. However, if the generated power exceeds consumption, the surplus is fed into the grid. This model transforms each street light pole into a small power station, achieving efficient utilization and maximum value of green energy.

This project is not merely a simple lighting engineering upgrade, but also a proactive response to the national "Thousand Townships and Ten Thousand Villages Wind Power Action" and the "Dual Carbon" strategy , representing a new trend in rural revitalization and the integrated development of new energy. The advantages of this model lie in: on one hand, it solves the problem of rural road lighting; on the other hand, through the "surplus power grid connection" model, it creates continuous economic benefits. Each smart streetlight is an independent green energy micro-power station, representing the cutting-edge direction of smart low-carbon lighting.

In addition to the consortium led by Longjian Shares, other sections of this project have also attracted multiple large-scale construction and power enterprises; currently, some sections have undergone pre-announcement of winning bids.


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