From November 20 to 24, Zhang Ping, Chairman of the Board of Beijing Energy International, was invited to visit Madrid, the capital of Spain; Pamplona, the capital of Navarre Province; and Bilbao in the Basque Autonomous Community. The visit included discussions with local governments, energy companies, and related institutions regarding policies for renewable energy investments in Spain, development conditions, and operation management. During the trip, Zhang Ping visited the Government of Navarre and Highfield Resources Limited to hold discussions on investment cooperation in the overseas clean energy sector. 

During the meeting with the Government of Navarre, Mikel Irujo Amezaga, Minister for Industrial, Ecological, and Digital Business Transformation, provided a detailed introduction to the province’s industrial chain support, labor supply, investment attraction, economic development, industrial layout, tax incentive policies, and renewable energy support initiatives. He emphasized that Beijing Energy International, as a strategically significant potential investor for the provincial government, would receive maximum support in government approvals, local enterprise partnerships, and preferential policies. Zhang Ping shared the company’s achievements and experiences in overseas clean energy projects, along with its strategic direction in developing its global clean energy business. He expressed the hope that the meeting would serve as a foundation to establish a long-term communication mechanism, deepen collaboration in renewable energy investments, complement each other’s strengths, and work together to promote global economic and environmental sustainability. 

In the meeting with Highfield Resources, CEO Salazar Ignacio introduced the energy utilization situation at the MUGA potash mine and provided insights into renewable energy projects. He pledged to leverage Highfield Resources’ extensive network and resources in Europe to support Beijing Energy International’s business expansion in the region. Zhang Ping discussed the company’s business domains, industry layout, and plans for entering the European market, expressing a willingness to strengthen collaboration with Highfield Resources to jointly promote the global transition to green and low-carbon energy. 

During the visit to Spain, Zhang Ping also engaged with several energy-related developers and equipment suppliers to gain a deeper understanding of local energy project cases and technological requirements.

Beijing Energy International’s Vice President Jia Geng and Investment Director & General Manager of the Strategic Investment Department Li Jian accompanied Zhang Ping during the visit.