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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
BEIJING, Aug. 23 (Xinhua) — China's port city of Tianjin exported central heating radiators and their parts worth 19.5 million yuan (about 2.74 million U.S. dollars) to Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) countries from January to July 2025, up 71 percent year on year, according to customs statistics released by news platform chinanews.com.cn.
We are talking about the SCO member states and countries that have received the status of observer and dialogue partner of this organization. As the curve of export data of the customs service shows, in recent years, Tianjin, as a traditional strong base in the manufacturing industry in the north of the country with an integrated production chain of central heating batteries, has been actively meeting the growing demand for highly efficient and durable heating equipment in the above-mentioned countries.
The latest result of Tianjin industry enterprises developing markets in the SCO countries is the export of products to Kazakhstan. Quite recently, a well-packed batch of central heating batteries and their spare parts was sent to this country by China-Europe railway. The packaging was labeled “Adapted to the harsh frosty climate of Central Asia.”
“In winter, the air temperature in Central Asia can reach below minus 20 degrees Celsius, so this region is characterized by a long heating season and relatively high pressure in the heating system. Taking these features into account, we have optimized the technical configuration of our products, thanks to which our batteries can more reliably cope with high water pressure and generate 20 percent more thermal energy than conventional batteries,” explained customer relations manager Lu Nan from exporter Tianjin Jiuding Sunshine HVAC Co., Ltd.
The SCO currently has 10 member countries: China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, India, Pakistan, Iran and Belarus. In addition, the organization has two observer countries: Mongolia and Afghanistan, as well as 14 dialogue partners: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Cambodia, Nepal, Turkey, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar, Bahrain, Maldives, Myanmar, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait. -0-
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