Hey energy enthusiasts! Big news in the clean tech realm ⚡ – a new generating unit at the Batang hydropower station on the Jinsha River in southwest China has successfully started operation after a 72-hour trial run. This upgrade is a major leap forward in powering a greener tomorrow!
The Batang station houses three 250,000-kilowatt units, totaling 750,000 kilowatts of installed capacity. With the first unit active since May 15 and the third scheduled for mid-July, the fully operational station is expected to generate over 3 billion kilowatt-hours of clean energy annually, supplying electricity to 1.75 million households.
What makes this even cooler? The project will save about 1.05 million tonnes of standard coal each year and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by an impressive 3.15 million tonnes. 🌱 This achievement not only highlights innovative green energy solutions but also sets a powerful example for tech-savvy young professionals and socially conscious communities across South and Southeast Asia who are passionate about sustainable trends.
Stay tuned as we see more tech and green energy projects lighting the way for a better future. Drop your thoughts below and join the conversation on the shift to a cleaner, more sustainable world!
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New clean energy generating unit starts operation in SW China
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