Shanghai Airport leaders inspect the Group’s Pudong Airport West Cargo Area Integrated Energy Service Station project.

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2025-12-17

Shanghai Airport leaders inspect the Group’s Integrated Energy Service Station project in the West Cargo Area of Pudong Airport.

On the afternoon of December 16, Jiang Xinsheng, Chairman of Shanghai Airport Industrial Investment Co., Ltd., and his delegation visited the construction site of the integrated automotive energy service station project in the West Cargo Area of Shanghai Pudong Airport, which is being undertaken by the Group. Located on Plot III-C01-01, north of the West Cargo Area of Pudong Airport in Zhujiao Town, Pudong New Area, the project aims to provide comprehensive energy services for vehicles. It is the first integrated automotive energy service station in the civil aviation sector nationwide, making it a project of great significance. Moreover, it will help the company accumulate valuable experience in undertaking more projects of this kind. Jiang Xinsheng and his delegation went deep into the project site to gain firsthand insight into the construction progress and warmly expressed their appreciation and encouragement to the construction workers who are working tirelessly on the front lines. They urged Jiangsu Qian'an to fully leverage its professional and technological strengths to complete the construction tasks on schedule and with high quality, thus making further contributions to enhancing the functionality of Pudong Airport. (Shanghai Branch)

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