China starts first ultra-high power transmission project in the Gobi Desert
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Based in the Gobi Desert, the Ningxia-Hunan UHV power transmission project is China’s first ultra-high power station north of the country. Harnessing solar and wind power, the project is expected to be in service by 2025.
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fun fact: solar farms in the desert not only generate power, but also vegetations! 🤗
this is because 1. the solar pannels reduce the direct sunlight on the vegetations underneath and thus less loss of water
and 2. solar pannels must be occasionally washed with water to remove the dusts on top,
which also serves as irragations for the underlying vegetations
But there's no vegetation to begin with! 😂
Satu lagi bisa buat ternak hewan
Kotoran hewan bisa buat pupuk
@@Vincent_de_Paulincorrect. There's always seeds all over the place just waiting for the right conditions.
@@Kentalot sure but there's no vegetation and thus such panels can't protect something that doesn't exist 🙄
@@Vincent_de_Paul not yet, but the OP's point still stands as the goal is for the panels to at least last a few decades probably
This is a great step towards using renewable energy sources.
The USA has only a 400M population with an economy focused on the service sector, yet they emit double the amount of co2 per capita than China.
Also, China has a renewable capacity of around 900GW vs. only 321GW in the USA as of 2021.
Let that sink in
because most american travels with car and airplane, they dont have highspeed train and their public transport is so bad
This has nothing to do with cutting CO2 emissions. China does not have oil and gas resources like the USA. To cut down on energy imports, they are heavily investing in renewables.
@@alileevil do you know China is top 10 or top 5 producer of oil? whatever they produce is not enough, so they import from everywhere.
@@Tabula_Rasa1 So？
Remember USA pointed the fingers at China being the biggest polluters, whilst these shipping containers was filled to the MAX with Americans TRASH & GARBAGE... Granted China at the time took in these to recycle what they could. By 2018 China said No more... America got this attitude of out of sight out of mind... the Hypocrisy of USA, don’t accuse Others when compared populations, USA generates the worst cars emissions (no sign of high speed rails Networks ? Probably Not profitable enough ) emissions... China at least is TRYING & know EV’s is the future knowingly Gasoline will eventually run out by year....? 🙄
When China does something they do it big, and also fast.
This is so true.
Here in the UK, everything seems to encounter obstacles.
How does China get things done so quickly?
Great to see China making use of their vast desert.
🇹🇼
@@SongilvieGorice the Republic of China
@@SongilvieGorice part of China 😂
@@ragnarokws2670 🇹🇼
@@SongilvieGorice part of China 🥱
One country (and her vassals) talk loudly what they want to do. Another country actually does something (often great) without saying much about it.
what country is that? pls
@joselitohortelano2596 United States (Japan, South Korea, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia)
@1:01, costing $3.9 billion the project is only one-third the cost of a USN Ford class nuke carrier. China’s electric power plant generates economical growth, higher standard of living, and a brighter future for people. The U.S. nuke carrier delivers fear, death, and destruction wherever it sails except in the USA where its people praise its capability.
All that for 3.9 billion and the US gave ukraine nearly 100 billion
The total installed capacity of the supporting power supply for the project is 17.64 million kilowatts.👍
But where is the largest solar energy park in the world?
China's 🇨🇳 non-fossil fuel power sources, such as wind and solar now accounts for 51% of China's total generating capacity
- More than half of China's electricity now comes from renewable sources
- This figure is expected to climb to 70% by 2025 and 100% by 2030
- China will become the first country to fully produce electricity without burning🔥fossil fuel by this decade's end
There is a difference between "installed electric power capacity" and "electricity consumptions". The former means how much power it can produce if run at full capacity but wind and solar is never gonna be at full capacity. The sun is never always gonna shine at the brightest nor the wind is always gonna blow at the strongest.
Even China itself never said they will be fully going green. I don't think China gonna give you your 50c. In fact, China will feel very stressed out about your fake information.
Source?
@Tony L haters 😊
@@tonyl7337Xi Jinping wishes to know your location for mandatory braimwashing!
@Tony L Cant prove its fake so say its Propaganda 😂😂😂😂
Amazing! Power from west to east. And clean!
I LOVE CHINA 🇨🇳
It's a win-win-win. After a couple of years the cost is paid back. Like the dams they built. It will pay back in the long term and also helps the environment and utilize the land
Speedrun china im watching of your country fast developments
As an Indian I wish I was born as Chinese.
not with that name you don't 😂
As a Chinese, I don't wish you to be born Chinese
As a spanish, I think the same.
Same
woohoo a cleaner China! 🤩🤩🤩
Meanwhile usa still struggling to identify their gender😂🎉
american even redefine recession LOL
Is your brain undersized? These are both examples of progress. If anything US is stuck trying to ban consenting adults from doing what they want with their bodies
A lot of confusion
In February of that year, China had imported 3.4 million tons of thermal coal and 3.9 million tons of coking coal from Australia.
🤣🤣🤣
The world's largest solar plant is in India. I was surprised India constructed that bigger than that of China.
Yes. India No.1
China is an expert in this
This time Americans are digging dessert to build a military base ( estimated cost 100 billion dollars)
Well, making and producing something is difficult and time consuming. It's too easy and amazing to just loot them after production. That's why the USA is going after the military path.
Why isn’t America doing these big solar farms? I mean they have the land for it.
It takes investments in HVDC network. Otherwise solar and wind power supply only localy.
China on it Best! Congratulations to all the people in China!
Excellent
Thank you China, without you people around the world are living a very expensive life...
In 2022 the solar energy generation is already 392.61/2564.05 = 15.31%
Does the sand damage the solar screens?
If this project were to be in say Arizona desert, it would not be possible because the plant would impact cactus eco system or lizard habitats.
NYC rats: these humans invaded our territory, we can only reside in their subway now.
China 🇨🇳 is pouring massive amount of money into the research of its "artificial 🌞 sun" nuclear fusion technology
- Which would benefit humanity with unlimited source of energy
even as bot you have to make up your mind. in another comment you condemn china for carbon emissions
only american bot that have double standard like this
This project looks like the second great wall of China....
Great Solar Farm of China
Is it HVDC line?
Not HVDC. There are two types UHVDC and UHVAC that are implemented in China
Yet china need to forward more awareness through media
How much man power is needed to clean the dust from the panels regularly?
very few, they use robot to clean
One never asks how much power it takes to run an oil pump, or off shore platforms. But sure, air jets blowing at panels.
The DJI drones can spray water.
More!
A project of just 4 billion USD?
Top 10 reasons why China will lead the FUTURE
We will see the whole desert covered by solar panels soon 😁
And more green farmland
czcams.com/video/b6ov65o8ZFQ/video.html
Nicely crafted plan harnessing from what could have been complete waste land and lot of sunlight
China permitted more coal power plants last year than any time in the last seven years, according to a new report released this week. It's the equivalent of about two new coal power plants per week.
Quoted news, Mar 2, 2023
Yes - because China had major droughts last year that reduce power generation from hydro.
To reduce dependency on coal, China is doubling on solar and wind.
@Jack Smith Im Chinese, unfortunately. I have reported you to China wu mao centres.
@Jack Smith did you use yt?oops, the internet is invented by American 🤣🤣
what?you use English.
Wow. you chyna wu mao uses English name.
Think big!
Solar panel e-waste is increasing worldwide, I hope china will find a way to solve that.
Great wall of china
Im no understand why Chinese escape best country China and cross border in America but no American cross border in China???
I think that we should stay vigilant about these kinds of projevcts. Why? There is a theory that should solar panels be installed in deserts , the temperature equilibrium throught the world migh change and hotter places will become cooler and cooler places will become hotter. But, we have to wait and see how it is going to play out.
Love 😘❤🔥💎🦁🤟
China🫡🫡🫡serious country
See this is why they claim land of other countries so that they can put more solar plants 😅
How come everything china does has to bring up USA lol
Then you ask the White House why it calls CHINA every day
Where in video does US came up?
Opposite are true though US and India kept bring up China in their video on daily basis.
Read all the comments , u read mine
@@thesmokinsalmon because Nikki Haley accused both India and China as world largest CO2 polluter, not knowing standing #1 polluter rank is America.
@@thesmokinsalmon you are such an American snowflake.
Renewable energy using non renewable materials to manufacture solar panels lol
China is the largest producer and consumer of coal in the world and is the largest user of coal-generated electricity, with over a thousand coal-fired power stations. The share of coal in the energy mix during the 2010s, is 80% in 2010. China emits over 41% of global greenhouse gas. China's large demand was in part responsible for the delay in peak global coal production, coal production reached a record high in December 2021 and coal consumption in China is forecast to reach a record high again in 2023.
In addition to environmental and health costs at home, China's dependence on coal is cause for concern on a global scale. Due in large part to the emissions caused by burning coal, China is now the number one producer of carbon dioxide, responsible for a full third of the world's CO2 output. Deal with the issue at source.
Indicate data source，please！
proof?
China has already surpassed 50% renewables in the energy mix and most of Chinese CO2 pollution is in reality US and European pollution as they moved the production of their consumption to China. So even though China is far below the west in CO2 per capita even these statistics are vastly undermining the western polluting consumption as large parts of it is officially counted as Chinese emissions.
It makes sense that China has high emissions right now because: (1) the world rapidly moved most of its manufacturing to China starting in the mid 90's and accelerated through the 2000s (2) China is neck-in-neck the largest population in the world along with India at ~1.4B people which dwarfs the US population of ~334M.
Yet _per capita_ emissions in China are lower than US. The US "energy hog" lifestyle is well studied with wasteful single family homes in the suburbs and large over-sized vehicles traveling larger distances daily.
China will reach peak emissions by 2030 and well on its way there and likely will be early in that goal. Solar power capacity in China is growing at a massive stunning 75% compound annual growth rate (CAGR). At this rate, solar capacity alone will blow exceed coal in about 6 years. This doesn't even include China's massive amounts of wind power either. Both together will well exceed coal power production by 2030.
Coal factory owners are well aware of this. Sure, they could build new coal power plants now but only to see them be canceled or run at a fraction of their capacity later in an economic problem known as "stranded assets".
@@ensteffo China has surpassed 1200 coal fired power stations buts let do the usual Chinese thing and deflect while supplying manipulated data no one can verify except the CCP.
There are so many solar news in china i though it must use at least 20 percent solar by now but when i checked the number😂🎉
If you check the number you will find it to be 1.19 trillion kwh, which is 12% of the entire nation's capacity, larger than any country in the world by both quantity and percentage
No country with basic energy security awareness will have a single energy source in a single category reach 20% unless they are building a sun
Who supplies the technology for AC-DC-AC conversion? Probably ABB or Siemens.
Why don't you search the internet for more info instead of asking silly questions?
@@renemartin5729 Don't gett all butthurt. You having no clue doesn't mean the question is silly.
@@xandervk2371 No he was right it definitely is a silly question.
@@ensteffo Especially for a clueless wumao.
China invented the tech AUTRA high voltage electricity transportion for long range of destination. That z why they can use solar and wind . They are now newly inventing the lazer transfer energy to charge the drone in the air. In the future they energy from space can be used. 😊
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