The European Union has focused its efforts on renewable energies to reduce our dependence on Russia. Now, it is known that China also has a huge project in mind: breaking its own record, giving life to the largest wind power plant in the world.
The energy generated by this project will be able to power 13 million homes.
Although it is one of the most polluted countries in the world, China is not east of renewable energy. After all, she has 25% of the world Wind Energy It is at the same time one of the world leaders in this field.
Good , Fourteenth Five-Year Plan In Chaozhou, China's Guangdong Province, it was launched a few days ago and announced the city's ambitious plans for a project on the Taiwan Strait. The topographical characteristics of the area and the windy location will allow the turbines to operate between 43% and 49% of the time, which is between 3800 and 4300 hours per year. Work will begin "before 2025" and, once completed, will result in the construction of the world's largest wind farm.
Offshore exploration will be the largest in the world when it secures the planned capacity of 43.3 gigawatts (GW). Currently, this distinction belongs to China's Jiuquan Wind Power wind farm, which has a capacity of 20 GW.
according to euronews, a 43.3 gigawatt wind power plant can provide electricity to 13 million homes. By 2025, China plans to get a third of its electricity from renewable sources.
We will work actively and wisely towards the goals of achieving peak carbon emissions and carbon neutrality.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said October 16 while addressing the Party Congress.
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