Crazy! China's 35,000-acre desert blue ocean project generates 2.1 billion kWh of electricity a year - Video

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When we mention the desert, many people may immediately imagine the endless sand dunes, a desolate and lonely scene. However, China's deserts are unique and have bred many unexpected miracles. In this vast land, not only does it grow vast oases, but it has also developed more than 100,000 acres of agricultural planting areas and diversified farms. What is even more striking is that more than 30,000 acres of photovoltaic power stations have been built in the desert. The solar panels are like sapphires inlaid in the sand dunes, shining with the light of hope.

Despite such achievements, Chinese engineers did not stop there. In May this year, China announced that it would invest 260 million US dollars to build 2.74 million photovoltaic panels in the desert, forming a desert ocean with an area of ​​about 35,000 acres. But this grand plan has caused widespread discussion on the international stage. Some American engineers have given it high praise, and they can't even believe that China can create such a miracle in such a harsh environment. So, how did China build such a photovoltaic power station in the desert? What is the significance of this 35,000-acre photovoltaic power station to China?

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