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China’s New Solar Farm Lights Up the Grid!

The new solar farm in Xinjiang can generate enough electricity per year to power more than two million electric vehicles.

The current water depth of approximately 1.50 meters allows for safe installation of the system components

The inner safety dome of Taipingling 1 weighs about 225 tons and has a diameter of 45 meters.

Commercial operation is scheduled to begin in 2026, and construction of the plant is underway.

The wind farm consists of 14 wind turbines and has an installed capacity of 83 MWp.

RWE will decommission the Gundremmingen B and C reactors, closed in 2017 and 2021, respectively, with completion scheduled for 2030.

The Southern Hydrogen Corridor will have a nominal capacity of 4 million tons per year, covering 40% of the EU's hydrogen target.

Solarwatt plans to retrain employees affected by the production shutdown through its own academy.

Uzbekistan plans to double its energy demand by 2050, driving the need for advanced nuclear projects.

RWE is planning a power plant with a capacity of 800 megawatts, prepared to use 50% and eventually all hydrogen.

The floating offshore wind farm could supply 2.5 million residents of the Stockholm region with an annual production of 19.5 TWh.

EGL1 is expected to enable the transmission of renewable energy to power around two million homes in the UK.