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China just kicked off construction of a record-breaking 200-megawatt offshore solar project in Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province. The mega-initiative, located near the Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant, is set to become a game-changer for renewable energy in the region—and the planet.
Here’s the breakdown:
Clean Energy Boost: The project is expected to save 680,000 tonnes of coal annually and cut CO2 emissions by 1.77 million tonnes—equivalent to planting 14 million trees!
Innovative Design: Over 3.3 million solar panels will form 480 floating arrays offshore, paired with a 400MWh onshore energy storage system to keep the lights on even when the sun dips.
This project isn’t just about power—it’s a critical step in China’s push to lead the global green transition. Young climate advocates and sustainability pros, take note: this could be a blueprint for future clean energy hubs worldwide.
China Launches World’s Largest Offshore Solar Farm to Power Green Future
in Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province. The mega-initiative, located near the Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant, is set to become a game-changer for renewable energy in the region—and the planet.
Clean Energy Boost: The project is expected to save 680,000 tonnes of coal annually and cut CO2 emissions by 1.77 million tonnes—equivalent to planting 14 million trees!
: Leading the Global Energy…
