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    Chinas 3-GW-Solaranlage mit fast 6.000.000 Modulen versorgt Millionen von Haushalten mit Strom | Mit fast 6 Millionen Modulen wird das Projekt die Freisetzung von 4,7 Millionen Tonnen CO2 pro Jahr verhindern.


    Chinas 3-GW-Solaranlage mit fast 6.000.000 Modulen versorgt Millionen von Haushalten mit Strom | Mit fast 6 Millionen Modulen wird das Projekt die Freisetzung von 4,7 Millionen Tonnen CO2 pro Jahr verhindern.

    https://interestingengineering.com/energy/3-gw-agrivoltaic-power-plant-china-gobi-desert

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    4. Happy-For-No-Reason on

      Less panels than homes….why not put a panel on every home if they’re capable of providing more electricity than they need

    6. Better_Ad_3004 on

      When I see posts related to solar panels, I always wonder how they manage the batteries and their replacement, repair, or proper disposal, as these aspects are rarely covered in the news or posts.

    7. Immortalpancakes on

      4.7Mt is all good, but still nowhere near where a country, who’s state fossil fuel extractor is producing closer to 5-8 BILLION tons, should be.

      Quite a shame that it’s difficult to enjoy stories like these, considering the overall context.

    8. rodentmaster on

      Except… China’s ability to promise and China’s ability to deliver are rarely the same thing. 3 Gorges was supposed to power everything. Largest hydrothermal dam ever on top of an unstable fault, and now it’s cracking and breaking and little to no power is being generated, last I recall?

      How is China going to build this with enough quality control (something they chronically cannot do) and on top of that actively maintain the deteriorating panels on a constant scale to not loser power drastically when the panels become scoured or scuffed or fogged?

      Yeah, not really seeing this as working the way they promise. Can they BUILD it? Yes? Will it power what they say and last how they describe? Their track record says no.

    9. UpperCardiologist523 on

      But how much co2 were made producing, mounting and servicing this per 1MW per year over the next 50 years, compared to a nuclear plant?

      And how much farmable/useful land did it cost?

      These two factors are the only ones i find interesting.

    10. Poetic_Shart on

      Personally cannot wait for China to take over the US. With China strong governmental and technological advantages, and American boot-straping, this would be a strong partnership.

    11. jundeminzi on

      if anything this should be a motivator for other countries to follow suit

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