If it is infrastructure constraints rather than generating capacity causing shortages in Guangdong, grid-scale batteries would appear to be a viable and immediate solution.
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If it is infrastructure constraints rather than generating capacity causing shortages in Guangdong, grid-scale batteries would appear to be a viable and immediate solution.
Guys this should add much needed electricity capacity, and it's free, so on target to achieve gas reduction commitments.
Construction of the main structure of China's Baihetan Hydropower Station, the world's 2nd largest after the Three Gorges Dam, was completed on Monday. It's expected to generate more than 62 billion kilowatt-hours of #electricity per year.
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Construction of the main structure of China's Baihetan Hydropower Station, the world's 2nd largest after the Three Gorges Dam, was completed on Monday. It's expected to generate more than 62 billion kilowatt-hours of #electricity per year.
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It underscores the point, that for some organizations and countries, it is better to have constructive relations with China.
Having China in the CPTPP is probably a better idea than to have China outside of it.
If China is in that grouping, then problems and issues, like steel production, can be discussed.
Otherwise, China does not have to talk to them.
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Guys this should add much needed electricity capacity, and it's free, so on target to achieve gas reduction commitments.
Construction of the main structure of China's Baihetan Hydropower Station, the world's 2nd largest after the Three Gorges Dam, was completed on Monday. It's expected to generate more than 62 billion kilowatt-hours of #electricity per year.
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@voyager1 wow. Congrats. So kapitan in 4 months. That must be some records!
@voyager1 bro congrats on your promotion, Kaptain sure sound nice, here's a toast bro you deserved it.
Does "completed" mean already produce a lot of electricity? how much is that ?
This is great news as this dam also will have a flood control role in the upcoming flood season in China
I find this article rather suspicious. It seems highly unlikely India's consumption of coal increased in a pandemic year. This whole Australia successfully diverted coal from China to India article seems very... fabricated. The article didn't include enough statistics to back up their claims so I couldn't verify.
India's industrial production decreased significantly during this pandemic, after all.