Housing Construction
General construction of residential developments, from villas and low-rise communities to high-density housing blocks.
State of Kuwait · Since 2003
Building communities, infrastructure and long-term partnerships across Kuwait — backed by the engineering strength of Energy China.
01 — Who We Are
Part of Energy China (CEEC) — a Fortune Global 500 enterprise and one of the world's largest engineering and construction groups.
Founded in 1970, China Gezhouba Group Company Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the "Group") is a multinational enterprise group integrating engineering construction, industrial manufacturing, investment operations and comprehensive services.
As the main contractor of the Three Gorges Project — the world's largest water conservancy and hydropower project — the Group became the first hydropower enterprise listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 1997, and completed the overall listing of its core business assets in 2007 (stock code: 600068).
Today the Group is the only listed company in Hubei Province with an annual revenue exceeding RMB 100 billion, and a constituent sample of the SSE 180 Index, the CSI 200 Index and the China New Infrastructure 50 Index, ranking among China's Top 100 most valuable listed companies.
Group founded — builder of the Gezhouba and Three Gorges projects on the Yangtze.
First hydropower enterprise listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Shanghai-listed stock code; core business assets fully listed in 2007.
02 — Group Strength
Founded in September 2011 under the supervision of SASAC, Energy China (CEEC) operates with a registered capital of USD 4 billion and an integrated capability spanning survey, design, construction, equipment manufacturing, investment and operation.
Fortune Global 500 · 2024
ENR Top 150 Global Design Firms · 2024
ENR Top 250 Global Contractors · 2024
03 — Capabilities
From feasibility and design through construction, commissioning and operation — delivered by one organisation.
General construction of residential developments, from villas and low-rise communities to high-density housing blocks.
Development and delivery of residential and mixed-use real estate assets across international markets.
Roads, bridges and transport infrastructure built to international design and durability standards.
Water supply, distribution and treatment works — including large-diameter transmission and pumping systems.
Solar, wind and integrated smart energy systems supporting the region's energy transition.
Power generation and energy infrastructure delivered under EPC and turnkey arrangements.
Urban infrastructure packages — roads, utilities, networks and public realm works.
Environmental protection, water affairs and waste-to-energy investment programmes.
Cement, civil explosives and construction materials produced within the group supply chain.
Specialised construction plant and heavy equipment supporting large-scale site operations.
Investment, financing and PPP capability supporting long-term infrastructure delivery.
Survey, engineering design and consultancy services integrated with construction delivery.
04 — Global Footprint
An overseas investment footprint of about USD 1.13 billion — spanning power (10.6 GW), cement (6.6 million tonnes/year) and water (410,000 tonnes/day) capacity.
05 — Kuwait Presence
CGGC entered the Kuwaiti market in 2003, with the Subiya Water Supply Project for the Ministry of Electricity & Water as its first engagement. Since then the company has delivered four major projects to PAHW, MEW and Kuwait University.
Between 2023 and 2025, three contracts worth a combined USD 1.5 billion were signed with PAHW — making CGGC the largest infrastructure contractor in Kuwait's history and PAHW's largest partner. In 2020 the company registered a 100% wholly-owned WLL entity through KDIPA, and since 2017 has invested heavily in heavy plant and equipment.
Two decades of consistent delivery have established CGGC as a recognised brand in Kuwait's infrastructure sector, supported by long-standing relationships with subcontractors, suppliers, banks, local partners and consultants.
Entered the Kuwait market with the Subiya Water Supply Project for MEW.
Began large-scale procurement of heavy construction equipment.
Registered a 100% wholly-owned WLL company through KDIPA.
Signed three PAHW contracts totalling USD 1.5 billion.
06 — Selected Works
Residential · New City
Infrastructure Project — Packages I–IV
Delivery of infrastructure packages for one of Kuwait's flagship new residential cities, supporting thousands of housing plots with roads, utilities and networks.
Infrastructure · Urban
Project Package II (N5–N12)
Large-scale civil and infrastructure works across eight package zones, forming the backbone of a major new residential settlement.
Institutional · MEP
Central Utility Plants 1 & 2
Design and construction of central utility plant facilities serving the new Kuwait University campus in Shadadiyah.
Water · Transmission
Section C1
Pumping and distribution infrastructure forming part of Kuwait's strategic water transmission network — the company's first project in the market.
07 — Signature Projects
From the world's largest hydropower project to the Gulf's strategic water and solar infrastructure — a record built on scale and certainty.
China · Hydropower
The world's largest water conservancy project — 22.5 GW installed capacity and 88.2 billion kW·h of annual generation. CGGC served as main contractor, creating 112 world-class records, 934 invention patents and 135 quality standards.
China · Thermal Power
Jiangsu — 2 × 1,000 MW units, the world's first successful application of double-reheat ultra-supercritical clean power generation technology at the 1,000 MW scale.
China · Nuclear
Guangxi — Phase I (2 × 1,080 MW) delivered on the Gulf of Tonkin coastline, a benchmark of CGGC's nuclear construction capability.
China · Roads & Bridges
320 km through some of the world's most difficult mountain terrain — the Shuanghekou Bridge's 162 m piers rank among Asia's tallest for curved girder bridges (completed 2009).
China · Water Treatment
Hebei — operated by Gezhouba Water Affairs (Zhangjiakou), the first centralized sewage treatment facility in Xuanhua District and the largest in Zhangjiakou. A/A/O process with 120,000 m³/day design capacity, Class 1-A effluent and a 30-year TOT concession.
Saudi Arabia · Solar
One of the world's largest solar PV plants, developed by ACWA Power. CGGC acted as main EPC contractor; the plant entered operation in 2025.
Qatar · Water
Doha — reservoirs, pumping stations and pipework for the Abu Nakhla PRPS facility, built as a strategic water storage facility for the World Cup and the largest single drinking-water reservoir in the world.
UAE · Desalination
Umm Al Quwain — developed by ACWA Power with a capacity of 680,000 tons per day, the world's second-largest RO seawater desalination project. Total contract value around USD 600 million; commercial operation achieved in 2022.
Saudi Arabia · Urban Development
Madinah — CGGC acts as strategic partner under a Framework Agreement covering long-term partnership, financing support and EPC projects, including the Al-Alya'a Residential Project and the IWD Hotel Project.
08 — For Graduates
Graduate students joining the company can expect exposure to diverse projects, international work environments, and structured learning opportunities. The company emphasizes professional development, collaboration, and continuous improvement for emerging construction professionals.
Apply via EmailResidential cities, water networks, institutional facilities — rotate across disciplines.
Work alongside multinational teams on projects delivered to international standards.
Mentored development with clear technical progression from graduate to engineer.
Planning · Cost · Civil · Architectural · Electrical — Kuwait City or South Saad Al Abdullah project site.
09 — Contact
For tender enquiries, partnerships, supplier registration or graduate applications — reach our Kuwait office directly.