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Zhejiang Chenfeng Technology to Invest 1.3 Billion Yuan in Energy Storage Projects

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Zhejiang Chenfeng Technology (SHA:603685) will invest a total of 1.31 billion yuan in energy storage power station projects, according to a Wednesday bourse filing in Shanghai.

The company will invest 660.4 million yuan in the Beiwang Xineng Kailu County 800 megawatt-hour grid-side independent new energy storage power station demonstration project and 654.6 million yuan in the Zuozhong Energy Storage Power Station Project in Tongliao City, China.

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