Chapter 956 - Power Export Agreement (2/2)

After waiting for about ten minutes, the prime minister was relieved and said.

“It is no problem to build a submarine cable. It is no problem to connect the New Malayisa Special District’s grid with the Malyaisa grid. But in the first year, we are willing to import 26-30 billion kWh of electricity. The specific plan will be discussed with the National Electric Power Bureau and TNB Power Company.”

26 billion kWh was equivalent to ten percent of the annual electricity consumption of Malayisa. According to the export price of 0.05 Ringgit, the Malaysian power grid would pay 1.3 billion Ringgit in foreign exchange for a year, equivalent to 400 million XND.

As for TNB, Malaysia’s power giant, the company managed the grid of the country. Jiang Chen believed that this highly profitable agreement offered no ground for them to refuse.

Jiang Chen believed that in less than a year, TNB would shut down several high-emission power stations, and then take the initiative to ask for more.

Buy 0.05 Ringgit electricity and sell it for 0.1 Ringgit. They would basically be earning free money.

Pleased with the result, Jiang Chen left the Prime Minister’s Office. Celestial Trade Malayisa Subsidiary had already sent a convoy parked out at the door. After Jiang Chen got in the vehicle, he told the driver to send him to Hilton Hotel.

Because he had to negotiate specific contracts with the National Electric Power Bureau and TNB Power Company for submarine cables and power export, he had to temporarily change his plan, and decided to stay for one more day in Malayisa.

Going straight to the hotel counter, when he pulled out the black diamond card that Nasseta gifted him, the hotel manager immediately freed up a presidential suite for him and courteously escorted him to the door of the room.

Jiang Chen took off his formal clothes and took a shower, changed into a casual outfit, and sat on the sofa in the living room.

He opened a bottle of red wine, turned on the home theater, and randomly picked a film that he had not seen before.

Guns and blood were always the theme of Hollywood action movies, and were the most attractive to the audience. It was also Jiang Chen’s favorite genre to watch.

Without explosions, would it be called a Hollywood blockbuster?

After watching for about thirty or forty minutes, the film was just about to reach its climax as a vigilant gun battle was about to unfold. Jiang Chen was concentrating on the screen while enjoying the thrill, but the sound of the alarm rang by his ear.

Alarm bell?

Jiang Chen looked around before focusing out the window.

This alarm didn’t come from the home theater, but from outside on the street.

“What happened outside? Why are there so many alarms, there are at least six or seven police cars.”

With curiosity, Jiang Chen paused the movie, and went to the window. In front of the shopping mall half a street away, and a row of police cars with red and blue lights blocked the entrance to the mall.

Jiang Chen held a peculiar expression on his face.

What a coincidence. I was watching an action film, and there is a confrontation outside.