Recently, the Xinjiang region in the Chinese mainland celebrated the completion of its Kucha-Altay-Bachu 750 kV ultra-high-voltage project. This marks the final piece in its "seven inner loops" grid, forming a powerful "seven inner loops, five outer channels" network. ⚡
Stretching over 1.6 million square kilometers, Xinjiang's new grid is now the largest provincial power system in the Chinese mainland by coverage. It delivers stronger energy reliability to cities, industries, and communities, lighting up growth across this vast region. 🌟
Launched as part of the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025), the project has been a key step toward modernizing infrastructure. With ultra-high-voltage lines efficiently transmitting power over long distances, Xinjiang can better tap into renewable energy sources – like wind and solar – where they're generated. ☀️💨
Looking ahead, experts expect this advanced network to spark new economic opportunities, from clean tech investments to digital industries. For students, professionals, and travelers alike, Xinjiang's power boost is a bright sign of how energy innovation can fuel regional transformation. 🚀
Stay tuned as we track how this electric powerhouse lights up the future of the Chinese mainland! 🔌
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750 kV grid completion makes China's Xinjiang an electric powerhouse
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