This week, the No. 4 unit at the Beihai Power Plant in southern mainland China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region came online after a smooth 168-hour full-load trial run. 🎉
With this addition, the plant now boasts four 1,000-megawatt units – equivalent to 4 million kilowatts – able to churn out up to 96 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) every day. To put it simply, that's enough juice to light up millions of homes across the region and covers nearly one-seventh of Guangxi's average daily electricity demand. ⚡️
Why it matters: As more young professionals and students stream content, power plants like Beihai play a crucial role in keeping our gadgets charged, factories running, and cities buzzing. From late-night coding sessions in Kuala Lumpur to TikTok marathons in Dhaka, stable energy means a smoother ride for our digital lifestyles.
Looking ahead: The plant's ramp-up reflects a broader push in South and Southeast Asia toward reliable and efficient energy infrastructure. For locals in Beihai and beyond, that spells fewer blackouts, more economic momentum, and a greener footprint on our planet. 🌍
Stay powered up, fam! 🔌
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
