Recent

Various regions continue to advance

water conservancy infrastructure construction

A number of water conservancy projects

have made new progress

Let's take a look

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The deepest vertical shaft low-pressure tunnel of the northern trunk line of the Phase II of the Han-to-Wei River Water Diversion Project has been holed through

On August 23, accompanied by the roar of machinery, the low-pressure tunnel of No. 3 vertical shaft of the Xianyangyuan Tunnel and Box Culvert Construction Section II of the northern trunk line of the Phase II of the Han-to-Wei River Water Diversion Project was successfully holed through. The completion on schedule of this major milestone marks the successful holing-through of the low-pressure tunnel of the deepest vertical shaft of the northern trunk line of the Phase II of the Han-to-Wei River Water Diversion Project.

The Han-to-Wei River Water Diversion Project is a backbone project of the national water transmission and distribution project and one of the 150 major water conservancy projects that the country is accelerating from 2020 to 2025. According to the current progress, the northern trunk line of the Han-to-Wei River Water Diversion Project is expected to be fully completed by the end of 2025, and the southern trunk line is striving to be completed by 2026. Once the Phase II project is fully completed, it will undertake water supply tasks for key cities such as Xi'an, Xianyang, and Weinan, as well as 11 counties (cities and districts) and 5 new towns of the Xixian New Area, diverting 1.5 billion cubic meters of water from the Han River each year and benefiting more than 14 million people.‍

The Guizi Branch Tunnel of the Guangdong Water Resources Allocation Project around the Beibu Gulf has been successfully holed through

The Guizi Branch Tunnel of the Guangdong Water Resources Allocation Project around the Beibu Gulf was successfully holed through recently. As a pioneering construction project of the Guangdong project around the Beibu Gulf, it started construction in August 2022. Its successful holing-through is of great significance to the construction of the Guangdong project around the Beibu Gulf and will lay a solid foundation for the comprehensive advancement of the project's water transmission trunk line.

The Guangdong Water Resources Allocation Project around the Beibu Gulf is a backbone project of the national water network and one of the country's 150 major water conservancy projects. It is also the inter-basin water diversion project in Guangdong's history with the largest water diversion flow, the longest water transmission route, the most complex construction conditions, and the highest total investment.‍

The Hongshan Reservoir Project on the Jingou River in Xinjiang is expected to be put into operation in 2025

The construction of the Hongshan Reservoir Project on the Jingou River, a key water conservancy project in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, is progressing steadily and is expected to be put into operation in 2025. By then, it will greatly improve the efficient utilization of water resources and safeguard food security and the capacity to defend against floods and droughts.

The Hongshan Reservoir Project on the Jingou River is located at the mouth of the Jingou River in Shawan City, Tacheng Prefecture, Xinjiang. The prototype of the dam is already clearly visible, and the spillway and the diversion and flood-discharge sand-flushing tunnel have all been completed. The project started on March 15, 2022, and is a controlling water conservancy hub project on the Jingou River, with comprehensive functions such as irrigation, flood control, industrial water supply, and power generation.