China has the largest hybrid hydro-solar power plant in the world.
The combination of 2 renewable energy sources makes energy production from these sources unchangeable and independent of weather whims.
The task named Kela was located in YaJiang (甘雅江), in the municipality of ZiZhou (孜州), in the southwestern state of SiChuan (四川), in the Tibetan plateau at an altitude of 4600 m above sea level, which is 1000 metres higher than LaSha, the capital of neighbouring SiChuan Tibet (XiZang, chin. 拉萨). Kela hybrid power plant is so the highest located specified task in the world.
The first part of the hybrid gym, or hydroelectric plant, was constructed on the YaLong River (雅砻) and has a power of 3 GW.
It is connected by transmission lines to a solar farm about 50 km away. This covers an area of over 16 square kilometres, consisting of over 2 million solar panels with a full power of 1 GW.
As Chinese media bring it closer, it is simply a power that allows to full charge 15,000 electrical cars in 1 hour, which can beat 550 kilometres on this charge.
The fresh power plant can produce 2 billion kWh of electricity per year to meet the needs of over 700 000 households. This allows the consumption of coal in Chinese energy to be reduced by more than 600 000 tonnes per year, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by more than 1.6 million tonnes.
The hybrid power plant is intended to supply more energy from the solar complex in dry seasons, while the hydroelectric plant is expected to supply more energy from the solar complex during increased rainfall periods. This will improve energy management and management.
The construction of the energy complex lasted 6 years. specified a long period of investment is explained by Chinese engineers in hard conditions, including reduced oxygen content in the air at these altitudes, complex geological conditions in the advanced mountains and advanced temperature fluctuations between day and night.
The task is part of a planned and implemented renewable energy production strategy to meet the needs of at least 100 million households in the Central State.
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Author: 梁安基 Andrzej Z. Liang, 上海 Shanghai, 中国 China
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