According to a report from the British Broadcasting Corporation today, Tuesday, China is preparing to build the largest wind farm in the world. The city of Chawshou, in the Chinese province of Guangdong, has revealed ambitious plans to establish the farm, with a capacity of 43. 3 gigawatts, in the Taiwan Strait.
According to the source, the farm will have a length of 10 km, be located 75–185 km from the shore, and have a large number of wind turbines.
Joanjong Province says that work on the huge project will start before 2025, and as soon as it is completed, it will outperform the largest current wind farm in the world.
13 million houses or 4. 3 billion LED lamps may be lit by the new wind farm.
China accounts for more than half of the world’s wild and sea wind energy, which at the end of 2021 topped 830 GB. More than any other nation in the world, China developed strong capabilities in the field of marine wind energy in 2021.
By 2025, China wants to produce a third of its electricity needs from renewable sources, and by 2060, it wants to have zero carbon emissions.
China intends to build the largest wind farm in the world, with a capacity of 43.3 GB.
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