Power Construction Corporation of China

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Power Construction
Corporation of China

Logo of the Corporation
Trade name	PowerChina
Native name	中国电力建设集团有限公司
Company type	State-owned enterprise
Traded as	SSE: 601669
Industry	Heavy & Civil Engineering Construction Industry
Founded	2009
Headquarters	Beijing , China
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Yan Zhiyong
Services	Power construction
Revenue	US$ 97.0 billion (2023)[1]
Net income	US$ 776 million (2023)[1]
Total assets	US$ 198.7 billion (2023)[1]
Owner	State Council of China (100%)
Number of employees	184,567 (2023)[1]
Subsidiaries	779 companies including Sinohydro, HDEC, SEPCO and SEPCO3
Website	en.powerchina.cn

Power Construction Corporation of China, branded as PowerChina, is a wholly state-owned enterprise administered by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and part of the heavy and civil engineering construction industry.

PowerChina overseas brands include Sinohydro, HydroChina, HDEC, SEPCO and SEPCO III. PowerChina has involvement in over 100 countries including involvement in projects such as

• HydroChina Dawood Wind Power Project, Pakistan
• Nam Ou river cascade dams, Laos
• Dau Tieng Solar Power Project, Vietnam
• Melaka Gateway, Malaysia
• Lamu Coal Power Station, Kenya
• Ayago Hydroelectric Power Station, Uganda
• Kiba Hydroelectric Power Station, Uganda
• Merowe Dam, Sudan
• Pwalugu Hydroelectric Power Station, Ghana
• Pakistan Port Qasim Power Project
• Zimbabwe-Zimbabwe Plant^[2]
• Upgrade of Highway 2, Israel

Involvement with projects within China includes the Three Gorges Project, Zouxian Power Station, Longyuan Rudong Intertidal Wind Farm and the Beijing–Shanghai high-speed railway.

In November 2020, Yan Zhiyong, chairman of the PowerChina, as well as Chinese state media, announced the construction of a "super" dam on the Yarlung Zangbo, three times larger than the current largest hydroelectric project in the world, also Chinese, the Three Gorges Project.^[3]