[Shanxi further accelerates the construction of scenery projects] On June 23, the Shanxi Provincial Energy Bureau issued the "Notice on Further Accelerating the Construction of Wind Power Photovoltaic Power Generation Projects". The "Notice" pointed out that in order to successfully complete the non-water renewable energy consumption responsibility weight assigned by the state to Shanxi Province, the new energy installed capacity will increase by 10 million kilowatts in 2022. Editor / Xu Shengpeng
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