[Yunnan: Strive to build 2GW of new energy storage by 2025]On November 29, the Yunnan Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment issued the Yunnan Provincial Climate Change Plan (2021-2025). The document proposes that by 2025, the total installed power capacity of the province shall be over 140 million kW, the installed green energy capacity shall be over 120 million kW, accounting for 86% of the total, and the electricity generated by clean energy will be about 420 billion KWH. It will strive to build a new scale of energy storage of about 2 million kW, support the pilot hydrogen energy industry, and basically build a national clean energy base. Editor/Xu Shengpeng
Gansu Jiuquan has successfully been included in the Xinjiang Chengdu Chongqing hydrogen energy comprehensive application city cluster, becoming the only approved city or prefecture in Gansu. The pilot period is four years, with a focus on core areas such as green ammonia alcohol and hydrogen energy transportation. Leveraging wind and photovoltaic resources, we will build a green electricity green hydrogen green chemical product chain and construct the Hami Jiuquan Sichuan Chongqing hydrogen energy corridor, injecting strong momentum into regional development of new quality productivity and achieving dual carbon goals. Editor/Min Jing
The project is located in Minfeng County, Hotan, Xinjiang, and is constructed by CR21G. It covers an area of approximately 22000 acres and is the largest photovoltaic sand control project in Hotan area. The project has successfully reversed power transmission and the first batch of grid connected power generation has entered the grid connected debugging stage. It is expected to generate 1.5 billion kilowatt hours of electricity in the first year, with an average annual transmission of clean electricity exceeding 1.18 billion kilowatt hours, which can meet the annual electricity consumption of about 400000 households in southern Xinjiang and help achieve regional energy conservation, emission reduction, and dual carbon goals. Editor/Min Jing