# CGN Open Day Goes Global: Five Countries, One Green Future

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- Published: 2026-05-22T18:49:00+07:00
- Author: PR Newswire

PARIS, May 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — On 21 May, marking the United Nations World Day
for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, China General Nuclear Power
Corporation held its 2026 CGN Open Day simultaneously in France, Namibia, Malaysia,
Laos, Brazil. More than 300 students and media representatives visited CGN project
sites, experiencing the technology and humanity behind green energy through science
education, art and dialogue.

 [ ⌊On 21 May, China General Nuclear Power Corporation held its 2026 CGN Open Day simultaneously in France, Malaysia, Laos, Brazil and Namibia.⌉ ](https://mma.prnasia.com/media2/2986211/CGN.html)

On 21 May, China General Nuclear Power Corporation held its 2026 CGN Open Day simultaneously
in France, Malaysia, Laos, Brazil and Namibia.

In France, around 100 students and teachers from Collège Paul Langevin visited Viapres
Wind Farm in the Grand Est Region. Engineers from CGN Europe Energy explained wind
power generation, AI-enabled equipment maintenance and biodiversity protection. "
AI can provide knowledge, but it cannot replace the feeling of seeing the blades
rotate and touching the equipment," said science teacher Samuel Pierson, describing
the visit as a "green real-world lesson for Generation Z."

In Namibia, journalists from 11 major local media outlets visited the Husab Uranium
Mine, China’s largest single industrial investment project in Africa and the world’s
third-largest uranium mine. CGN’s Swakop Uranium answered questions on community
investment, ecological restoration and water security, turning "responsible mining"
into an observable field practice.

In Malaysia, students from Merlimau Polytechnic visited EMPP, Southeast Asia’s largest
gas-fired power project built by CGN, which can meet 10% of Peninsular Malaysia’s
electricity demand. They toured the central control room and gas turbine training
centre. Plant director Mr. Shiva shared career insights under the theme "Universities
Teach You Theory, Power Plants Teach You Responsibility," while a Chinese water-
marbling fan workshop added a cultural dimension.

In Laos, nearly 20 students from Muang Xay Secondary School visited CGN’s newly 
operational 1 GW Phase I Interconnection Solar Project, the largest single-site 
photovoltaic project in Southeast Asia. They painted their vision of a green future
on eco-friendly bags and visited the booster station to learn how sunlight is converted
into electricity.

In Brazil’s Piauí State, around 50 pupils visited LDB Wind Farm, CGN’s first independently
built and managed greenfield wind project in Brazil. After seeing the turbine arrays,
children watched an ecological puppet, learning how vegetation helps retain water
and regulate temperature.

Through CGN Open Day, project sites became real windows for cultural exchange. With
overseas new energy installed capacity exceeding 13 GW and more than 370 billion
kWh of clean electricity supplied to 18 countries and regions, CGN continues to 
promote green development and share its "Clean, Green, Nature" brand value worldwide.

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