[Ordos: 65 new energy projects have been approved, with a total scale of 7.26GW] The Ordos Municipal Energy Bureau has comprehensively promoted the orderly construction of new energy and renewable energy projects. At present, 65 new energy projects with a total scale of 7.26 million kilowatts have been approved. The scale of new energy projects under construction is 4.59 million kilowatts, with an operating rate of 75.38%; other projects are under construction Preparatory work is being carried out before the start of construction, and the construction is planned to be fully started in May. Editor / Xu Shengpeng

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• 2026.11.09 11:00
• [China's largest single power flywheel energy storage project put into operation]
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• [By 2030, China's charging infrastructure will exceed 40 million]
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