Comler Power Group (Shandong Comler Power Group Co., Ltd.)
Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Wenshang, Jining, Shandong, the company has a registered capital of RMB 350 million, being a national high-tech and provincial specialized & sophisticated enterprise. It owns an international industrial park and intelligent production lines, engaging in R&D, manufacturing and service of 3kW–10,000kW diesel/gas generator sets, intelligent power stations and related power equipment. Products comply with ISO 8528 standards and are exported to over 70 countries. The enterprise can provide complete emergency power solutions and support overseas EPC projects.
Shandong Taikai Power Engineering Co., Ltd. (TKEC)
A wholly-owned subsidiary of Taikai Group located in Tai’an, it undertakes turnkey power transmission and transformation projects up to 550kV. Its business covers more than 30 countries worldwide, covering substation construction, transmission lines and new energy grid-connected projects. With professional technical teams and rich overseas construction experience, it acts as a key contractor for West African power grid upgrading.
Project Introduction
World Bank-Funded 132kV Kouritenga Substation Project, Burkina Faso
As a vital West African power grid upgrading project financed by the World Bank, it is situated in Kouritenga Province of eastern Burkina Faso. The project constructs 132kV substation and matching power lines, boosting grid stability and power supply coverage, and helping the country realize universal electricity access by 2030. TKEC serves as EPC general contractor, and Comler Power supplies 200kW prime and standby diesel generator sets to guarantee stable power supply of the substation.
Cooperation Significance
Integrating manufacturing strength and overseas EPC experience to build an integrated equipment and engineering export mode, lifting market competitiveness of Chinese power brands in West Africa.
Abiding by World Bank procurement rules and IEC standards, the qualified generator sets set a fine benchmark for Chinese power equipment in World Bank-funded local grid projects.
Improving local power infrastructure, driving industrial, agricultural and people’s livelihood development, and practicing China-Africa energy cooperation under the Belt & Road Initiative.
News Article
Comler Power Successfully Completes Production & Delivery of 200kW Diesel Generator Sets for World Bank Project in Burkina Faso
(Jining, Shandong, May 22, 2026) — 200kW intelligent silent diesel generator sets customized for the 132kV Kouritenga Substation Project have passed factory inspection and packaging, ready for shipment to West Africa to satisfy the substation’s emergency and backup power demand. The joint delivery witnesses upgraded cooperation between Comler Power and TKEC in high-end overseas power engineering field.
Core Specifications
Prime Power: 200kW / 250kVA
Rated Voltage: 400/230V, 3Phase, 50Hz
Power Factor: 0.8 lagging
Equipped with inline six-cylinder water-cooled turbocharged engine and brushless self-excited alternator with H-class insulation. It adopts intelligent PLC control system supporting automatic start-stop, fault alarm and remote monitoring. Protection grade reaches IP54, with noise level no more than 65dB at 7 meters. It conforms to ISO 8528, IEC 60034 and World Bank technical specifications.
Key Highlights
Designed adaptively for high-temperature, humid and dusty local environment, the units feature high reliability, low fuel consumption and long service life. They can start automatically within 10 seconds once grid power fails, sustaining normal operation of control, protection and communication systems. Comler Power ensures product quality via sophisticated production and strict quality control system, while TKEC provides on-site installation, commissioning and whole-cycle technical training services.
Company official remarked that the cooperation marks solid progress in exploring African market and implementing the Belt & Road Initiative. The enterprise will keep offering premium products, customized schemes and localized services, empowering domestic power enterprises to expand globally and contributing to global energy infrastructure construction.
