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All 10 turbines are installed at Ali Prefecture's first wind power project in China's Xizang Autonomous Region. Set to go online by late 2026, it is expected to generate 180 million kWh of electricity annually and cut CO₂ emissions by 150,000 tonnes.
China issued guidelines on developing new quality productive forces on October 9. The guidelines call for building a green, low-carbon and circular economy through measures such as strengthening green manufacturing and expanding green services.
All 10 turbines are installed at Ali Prefecture's first wind power project in China's Xizang Autonomous Region. Set to go online by late 2026, it is expected to generate 180 million kWh of electricity annually and cut CO₂ emissions by 150,000 tonnes.
China issued guidelines on developing new quality productive forces on October 9. The guidelines call for building a green, low-carbon and circular economy through measures such as strengthening green manufacturing and expanding green services.