Our Project Partners
Asia Development & Investment Bank
Total AUM: US$80+ Billion
​Asia Development & Investment Bank (ADIB) is Ramakui's primary funding partner, providing essential financial backing for all our projects. This strategic partnership allows us to access and leverage ADIB's global expertise and resources, ensuring the successful execution and long-term impact of our initiatives.​
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Asia Development & Investment Bank (ADIB) is a global leader in innovative financial services, specializing in the energy and infrastructure sectors. Through strategic partnerships with renowned financial institutions worldwide, ADIB enhances its ability to drive impactful solutions, empowering energy transition and digital transformation on a global scale.
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In August 2024, ADIB closed a $2 billion USD tranche for a new energy industry fund, which attracted participation from several government sovereign funds and prominent international asset management firms. The total size of the fund is $6 billion USD and will focus on advancing controlled fusion power technology and promoting the development of green energy solutions. Through these efforts, ADIB continues to drive sustainable growth and innovation in the global energy sector.
ADIB is currently promoting the leasing and financing of renewable energy equipment worldwide as well as the adoption of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).
Headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, ADIB has a global presence, with offices in Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Tokyo, Singapore, Dubai and London.​
China Energy Engineering Corporation
Fortune 500 Global Ranking: 239
China Energy Engineering Group (CEEC) is a comprehensive, super-large conglomerate providing systematic, integrated, full-cycle, and comprehensive development plans and services for the energy, power, and infrastructure industries in China and globally, and is consistently listed among the Fortune Global 500 for eleven consecutive years.
CEEC possesses cutting-edge technology in various fields including new energy storage, high-altitude wind energy, solar-thermal power generation, thermal power generation, conventional islands for nuclear power, water conservancy, hydropower, and ultra-high voltage design and construction.
CEEC has established 256 overseas offices in more than 90 countries and regions, with its business covering 147 countries and regions. As of 2023, the company has 568 international projects under construction.
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Key Projects:
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China Three Gorges Dam 22.5 GW Hydroelectric Plant
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Saudi Arabia 2 GW Solar Power Plant
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Uzbekistan 1 GW Solar Power Plant
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Nigeria 1 GW Gas-Fired Combined Cycle Power Plant
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Brazil 869 MW Wind and Solar Power Plant
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United Arab Emirates 682,900 m3/day Seawater Desalination Plant
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State Power Investment Corporation
Fortune 500 Global Ranking: 262
State Power Investment Corporation is one of the world's largest power generators and a leading global engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) company, with businesses covering centralized power and heat generation, consumer-side integrated smart energy, green power to X, power-related and supporting segments, and asset-light businesses. SPIC owns all generation types including PV, wind, nuclear, hydro, coal, gas and biomass, with PV power capacity ranking 1st in the world. SPIC is committed to becoming a world-class clean energy enterprise with global competitiveness.
As of June 2023, SPIC’s clean energy accounted for 68% of the total installed capacity, with PV, new energy, clean energy capacity topping the world. With 67.81 GW of PV power, SPIC continues leading the world in scale, while promoting new business models like hybrid hydro-wind-solar, hybrid fishery-solar, hybrid agriculture-solar, desertification control with PV power, etc. Owning and operating multiple onshore and offshore wind farm clusters totaling 48.41 GW, SPIC is the second largest wind power producer in the world.
SPIC carries out technology collaboration with international companies like Siemens Energy, Ansaldo Energia, Westinghouse Electric Company, Tecnatom, etc. As of June 2023, SPIC owns 8,937 MW overseas assets in operation, with clean energy accounting for 64.9%, and 2,777 MW under construction.
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Key Projects:
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Xinjiang, China 2 GW Wind Power Plant
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Saudi Arabia 700 MW Solar Power Plant
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Brazil 738 MW Solar Power Plant ​​
Power Construction Corporation of China
Fortune 500 Global Ranking: 105
Power Construction Corporation of China (POWERCHINA) is an integrated construction group that provides investment and financing, planning design, engineering construction, equipment manufacturing, and operation management for clean and low-carbon energy, water resources, environmental construction and infrastructure.
POWERCHINA has a total power installed capacity at 190,000+ MW. Centering on hydroelectricity and electric power, POWERCHINA has established its presence in diversified market segments featuring "comprehensive civil engineering and large construction", with integrated business development ranging from water environment management, smart cities, rail transit projects, and municipal engineering to residential buildings.
As one of the world's largest power construction enterprises with the most integrated industrial chains, POWERCHINA has business in more than 130 countries and regions around the world and has delivered a series of industry-leading and high-quality projects over the years, attracting keen interest and attention of customers from all over the world.
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Key Projects:
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Xinjiang, China 3.5 GW Solar Plant
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Thailand 1 GW Wind Solar Plant
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Saudi Arabia 600,000 m3/d Seawater Desalination Plant
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United Arab Emirates 904,000 m3/d Seawater Desalination Plant
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GCL Group
GCL Group is a green and low-carbon technology enterprise guided by the goals of carbon neutrality, with various forms of new energy, clean energy, and renewable energy at its core.
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Over the past 34 years, leveraging cutting-edge technology and digital empowerment, the company has focused on silicon materials, lithium materials, carbon materials, and core integrated circuit materials to drive energy technology innovation, revolutionize manufacturing and applications through material advancements, and promote the energy revolution. GCL currently owns more than 147 patents through its R&D initiatives in its clean energy products including PV technology, semiconductor materials, and power storage, etc.
GCL’s clean energy business covers North America, Europe, Asia, Oceania, the Middle East and other regions; it has established branches in Vietnam, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey and other countries, and has built the largest oil and gas project in East Africa in Ethiopia and Djibouti, increasing investment in clean energy.
The company owns a number of A-share and H-share listed companies, including GCL Technology (03800.HK), GCL System Integration Technology (002506.SZ), GCL New Energy Holdings Limited (00451.HK), and GCL Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (002015.SZ), with more than 40,000 employees and over 3,000 energy technology professionals. The company has been ranked among the top 500 global new energy companies and the top 500 enterprises in China’s new energy industry for many years. In 2024, it ranked 40th among the top 500 private enterprises in China and 50th among the top 500 most valuable brands in China.​