Recently, the municipal road renovation project in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, undertaken by CSCEC, has officially commenced. Shavkat Umurzakov, Tashkent Mayor, and Zheng Xuexuan, Director of CSCEC, attended the groundbreaking ceremony.

Tashkent Mayor Umurzakov stated that the municipal road renovation project, as a key livelihood project of the city, carries the important mission of enhancing the capital's urban image, improving traffic conditions, and upgrading residents' travel experience. CSCEC has actively participated in numerous projects in Uzbekistan over the years, actively contributing to the country's urban development and energy structure optimization, while demonstrating professional competence, efficiency, and reliability.

At the ceremony, representatives from the Tashkent municipal government and CSCEC leaders jointly pressed the launch button, officially announcing the launch of construction.

Under the project, approximately 40 existing municipal roads across the city, with a tentative total length of 196 kilometers, will be upgraded and improved. The project also includes drainage channel works and landscaping. The world's highest combustion-temperature gas turbines with the largest single-unit capacity and highest efficiency, featuring a "zero wastewater discharge" design, will be used in the project, making the project a world-leading green, energy-saving, and environmentally friendly initiative. Upon completion, the project will significantly enhance urban road networks and alleviate traffic congestion in the city.