World’s largest solar plant goes online in China

[Nithavela]

World’s largest solar plant goes online in China

Chinese state-owned utility Huanghe Hydropower Development has finished building the world’s largest solar power project in a desert in the northwestern Chinese province of Qinghai.

Chinese inverter manufacturer Sungrow, which supplied the inverters, said that the 2.2 GW solar plant was built in five phases. It involved an investment of RMB15.04 billion ($2.2 billion) and includes 202.8 MW/MWh of storage capacity. The company announced the storage system as a solar+storage project in mid-May, but at the time it did not reveal that it was to be connected to a giant solar plant.

 

[Lost4words]

I wonder if it really is what they say it is!

 

[royal priest]

I wonder if it really is what they say it is!

Actually, it is the tip of an iceberg.
This video explains part of what China is doing with solar energy:

 

[Nithavela]

Actually, it is the tip of an iceberg.
This video explains part of what China is doing with solar energy:

Well, it says truth right there in the title, and it's a youtube video, so it must be trustworthy.

 

[royal priest]

Well, it says truth right there in the title, and it's a youtube video, so it must be trustworthy.

Touchy

 

[Nithavela]

Touchy

Christanforums has told me that things that need to label themselves as "truth" rarely contain more truth than said label.

 

[royal priest]

Christanforums has told me that things that need to label themselves as "truth" rarely contain more truth than said label.

Oh. This isn't a label. The Truth is a youtube channel. The video is from an interview Candace Owens conducted with General Kwast about the Space Force. The Truth condensed the video for their channel.

 

[Nithavela]

Oh. This isn't a label. The Truth is a youtube channel.

You obviously don't know what a label is.

Anyway, it's nice that the bias is so strong that the only reply to China taking a big step towards greener energy is "what nefarious thing are they planning now?".