"The construction of the Yebatan Hydropower Station, an important project for optimizing China's energy structure, is in full swing as the first generator stator was successfully installed on Jan 1. "
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BYD supplying 1.2GWh of ESS to a major project in Inner Mongolia for renewables
CEEC built the largest PV plant over coal subsidence area ever with 3GW
now they are putting tidal flat solar panels over salt pond so that you can get energy and produce salt in the same area.
20 million ton of copper is huge.
China had just 41 million as of 2023
Chile, the world leader has 190 million
Too bad that actually mining and transporting bulk resources out of Tibet is a nightmare
Wasnt the Tibet Sichuan rail being built already?
I don't think that single railway can cut it, not when you're actually mining industrial amount of ore. And you got to actually start mining it, in large quantities too. And it's all about economics. Even if it's just 10% more expensive than conventional sources, companies will never actually harness those resources at a lower profit margin when they can just mine it from a cheaper source or just buy it from overseas.
This is entirely true if you look at the numbers. China's renewable exports does not depend on US or EU market. Rest of the world actually likes cheap and clean product