On May 22nd, Yutong Heavy Equipment, together with Shudao Group, CCCC Third Harbor Engineering Co., Ltd., and Huaxia Xiangrui, successfully held the YTR456HE Range-Extended Electric Rotary Drilling Rig Delivery Ceremony in Suining, Sichuan Province. The event once again sounded the clarion call for green construction during the vibrant month of May.
Event Details
The delivery ceremony was held in Suining, Sichuan Province, marking the formal handover and commissioning of the YTR456HE range-extended electric rotary drilling rig. Distinguished attendees included Xu Shengxiang, Director of the Nanchong Representative Office of Shudao Group Chengdu-Nanchong Company; He Zhiliang, Director of Sichuan Yatong Engineering Consulting Co., Ltd.; Tong Zhanwu, Project Manager of Section 5 of the Chengdu-Nanchong Project of CCCC Third Harbor Engineering Co., Ltd.; Zhu Chunchen, Secretary of the Chengdu-Nanchong Project of CCCC Third Harbor Engineering Co., Ltd.; Yang Hong, Chairman of Sichuan Huaxia Xiangrui Construction Labor Service Co., Ltd.; and Wang Chaolai, Deputy General Manager of Yutong Heavy Equipment Marketing Company II. Their collective presence underscored the significance of the event for all participating parties.
Partnership Ecosystem
The delivery represents a collaborative effort between multiple stakeholders across the construction value chain. Shudao Group, as a major infrastructure developer in Sichuan, provided the project context and demand-driven environment. CCCC Third Harbor Engineering, a leading national construction enterprise, brought its extensive project management expertise. Huaxia Xiangrui contributed local construction labor and operational resources. Together with Yutong Heavy Equipment as the equipment supplier, this partnership model demonstrates how industry collaboration can accelerate the adoption of green construction technologies.
Green Construction Initiative
The YTR456HE range-extended electric rotary drilling rig represents Yutong's continued commitment to green construction technology. As China pushes toward carbon neutrality and sustainable infrastructure development, electric construction equipment is playing an increasingly important role in reducing emissions and noise at urban and suburban construction sites. The successful delivery and deployment of this rig in Sichuan serves as a showcase for the practical application of range-extended electric technology in rotary drilling operations, offering a viable path forward for contractors seeking to reduce their environmental footprint without compromising productivity.