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This year marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Pakistan. Through changing times, China-Pakistan friendship has remained as strong as iron, with the two countries often termed as "Iron Brothers", while green cooperation is becoming a new highlight of bilateral ties. Located on the Jhelum River in Pakistan, the 720 MW Karot Hydropower Project, developed by CTG and operated by CSAIL, is known as Pakistan's version of "Three Gorges Project". It is the first major CPEC hydropower project in commercial operation and the first large-scale hydropower investment project under the Belt and Road Initiative. With an average annual output of about 3.206 billion kWh, it can meet the electricity demand of more than five million local people. CSAIL also operates three wind farms in Jhimpir, Sindh, with a combined installed capacity of 148.5 MW. Together, they deliver about 443 GWh of clean electricity every year, enough to meet the power needs of more than 600,000 people. But this partnership is not only about electricity. Beyond power generation, CSAIL has supported biodiversity protection along the Jhelum River, community infrastructure, roads, bridges, water systems, hospitals, schools, scholarships and flood relief. From hydropower to wind power, from energy supply to community support, these projects show how clean energy cooperation can bring long-term value to people, nature and development.

Happy Chinese New Year from all of us at CTG! Best wishes for the Year of the Horse from CTGers around the world! May this year empower you with the strength and spirit of the noble horse — bringing you unstoppable momentum toward your goals and the freedom to gallop toward new horizons. Let's make this a year of remarkable progress and unforgettable memories!

How big is the world's first 20MW offshore wind turbine? On Feb 5, the world's first 20MW offshore wind turbine successfully completed commissioning and was connected to the grid in the waters off southern Fujian. Standing 174 meters tall with 147-meter blades, one full sweep of its rotor covers nearly 10 football fields. With just a single rotation, it can generate 50 kWh of electricity — enough to power one person for about 17 days. Follow our reporter's lens as he steps into the installation site.

Following the tragic fire on Nov 26 in Tai Po, Hong Kong, which caused severe casualties and significant property loss, the thoughts of people across the nation remain with those affected. CTG made a donation of HKD 10 million to support rescue operations, medical treatment, and post-disaster recovery. We stand with Hong Kong during this difficult time.

From "extinct in the wild" (2019) to renewed hope, CTG led recovery by launching propagation R&D (2011), achieving full artificial propagation and scale-up (2019), advancing induced gynogenesis to curb inbreeding (2022), and releasing 670,000+ juveniles (2023). In 2025, CTG enabled the first natural spawning and hatching of released sturgeon in the Chishui River via habitat restoration—a key step from ex situ safeguarding to self-recruitment and a replicable model for basin sustainability.

The 2024 CTG Scholarship Award Ceremony was recently held at Universidad Ricardo Palma in Peru, recognizing 16 outstanding students. Student representatives shared their appreciation for Chinese culture and expressed hopes to study in China and contribute to deeper China–Peru exchanges. Now in its third year in Peru, the scholarship supports high-achieving students facing financial challenges and has become a key platform for educational cooperation between the two countries.