[Honghe Prefecture in Yunnan Province plans 2.15 million kw of wind power] On November 15, the People's government of Honghe Prefecture issued a notice on the "14th Five-Year Plan" of science and technology innovation plan of Honghe Prefecture. The notice pointed out that the construction of 2.15 million kw wind power project, the demonstration of the application of new generation of clean energy storage, and the building of an energy base "integrating scenery, water, fire and storage". Editor/Xu Shengpeng

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• [The Yellow River Cyclone Artificial Diamond Project is launched in Emin]
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• [Inner Mongolia Energy Group launches wind power project]
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