China is building a “great solar wall” to supply energy to a city the size of Beijing

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The project extends over an area of 400 kilometers and is expected to generate 100 gigawatts by 2030

The project is located in the Kobuchi Desert, where it aims to combat desertification and provide clean energy at the same time.

So far, China has installed a capacity of 5.4 GW, with plans for rapid expansion in the coming period.

The "Gunma" solar station, designed in the shape of a horse, provides energy for 400,000 people and contributes to restoring environmental balance

Solar panels reduce water evaporation in the desert, slow the movement of sand dunes, and promote vegetation growth. By June 2024,

China has become the world leader in solar energy production with a total capacity of 386,875 MW, representing more than 51% of the total global capacity.

Solar growth is outpacing in China over the United States and India,

which makes this project a leading model of innovation in the field of clean energy.

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China is building a “great solar wall” to supply energy to a city the size of Beijing