Persistent heavy rainfall has recently struck Indonesia’s provinces of North Sumatra, West Sumatra and Aceh, causing casualties and property losses. To support post-disaster recovery, CHN Energy has launched emergency humanitarian assistance through multiple channels.
SGPJB, a subsidiary CHN Energy GD Power in Indonesia, has traveled to the affected areas to deliver donations and express sympathy. The funds will be primarily used to purchase urgently needed supplies for disaster-hit communities, including food, drinking water, essential medical materials and basic relief kits, while conveying expressions of sympathy to local governments and affected residents. The company stated that it will maintain close communication with local governments and communities, continue to monitor developments, and provide donations through disaster relief channels coordinated by the Chinese Embassy in Indonesia to support recovery and reconstruction.
In addition, PT. SGLP Indonesia, another subsidiary of CHN Energy GD Power, has donated 100 million Indonesian rupiah, which has been remitted to the designated account of the China Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia and will be used in a unified manner for disaster relief and livelihood support. The company said it will fulfill its social responsibilities through concrete actions, helping affected residents overcome difficulties and participate in rebuilding their homes.
CHN Energy GD Power overseas companies have long been committed to building an energy power generation enterprise that is both environmentally friendly and socially responsible. It has continuously participated in local public welfare initiatives, including advancing the Hope Village program, carrying out community outreach and assistance, dredging rivers to improve the fishing environment, repairing and building roads and schools, drilling drinking water wells, supporting education, and promoting mangrove as well as wildlife protection. These efforts aim to promote employment, improve livelihoods, protect the environment, and support local sustainable development.
