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Hydropower / Alternate Energy
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Q.Y.E.C. Construction Pvt. Ltd. (QYEC Nepal), situated at Pulchowk-3, Lalitpur, is engaging in EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) for hydropower projects in Nepal. QYEC Nepal is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sichuan Qingyuan Engineering Consulting Co., Ltd. (QYEC China) which was established in 1995 and is the only private design company holding Class A certificate in hydropower industry in China. QYEC China has been providing full-scope engineering and consulting services for hydroelectric and water conservancy projects with clients of public, government, and private sectors. QYEC China is the holder of qualification certificates of Engineering Survey and Design Certificate - Class A, Engineering Design - Class A, and Engineering Consulting - Class A, which are issued by Chinese government and institute. In the meanwhile, QYEC China is also certified for Power Transmission and Transformation design, Water Resources Argumentation compilation, Water and Soil Conservation compilation, Environmental Impact Assessment compilation, geological hazard reconnaissance, design, risk assessment, etc.
Q.Y.E.C. China believes that hydropower development is a delicately balanced technical art, an optimal balance in technical efficiency, financial return, environmental protection and social well-being. With such belief, QYEC China has provided engineering services for more than a hundred hydropower projects, amounting to a total installed capacity over 10GW in past decades, among which, 40 commissioned and 5 under construction, with a capacity sum of 3.9 GW and 1.3GW respectively.