Hey there, energy enthusiasts! 🌞🌬️ Big news from China's western frontier! Over the weekend, Southern Xinjiang switched on its first-ever high-altitude wind farm on the majestic Pamir Plateau.
Perched at a breathtaking 3,100 meters above sea level in Wuqia County, Kizilsu Kirgiz Autonomous Prefecture, this wind farm isn't just any power project—it's the westernmost in China and a symbol of cutting-edge green technology!
With 20 turbines spinning in the sky, the first phase is set to generate a whopping 270 million kilowatt-hours of clean energy annually. ⚡ That's not just eco-friendly power for the locals; it's a bold step forward in harnessing wind at high altitudes where the air is thin and the challenges are real!
And guess what? This is just the beginning! Once all 38 turbines are up and running, the farm will boast a massive 200,000-kilowatt capacity. Talk about leveling up China's renewable energy game! 🎮🌱
Projects like this aren't just about kilowatts—they're about pushing boundaries and inspiring the world to dream big and aim high (literally!). So next time you feel the wind, think about how it's fueling change on the rooftops of the world! 🏔️💨
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Southern Xinjiang's first wind farm boosts high-altitude energy
cgtn.com
