中国最大“沙戈荒”风电光伏基地首个千万千瓦级基地项目开工

Core Points - The construction of the Kubuqi Desert wind and solar power base, the largest "Shagohuang" renewable energy project in China's 14th Five-Year Plan, has officially commenced in Ordos City, Inner Mongolia [1][2] - The total planned development scale of the Kubuqi Desert base is 48 million kilowatts, with an investment of 98.8 billion RMB [1] - The base will include 8 million kilowatts of solar power, 4 million kilowatts of wind power, and supporting coal power of 4 million kilowatts, along with 500 megawatt-hours of new energy storage [1] Development and Impact - The project aims to be operational by the end of 2027, with an expected annual electricity supply of approximately 36 billion kilowatt-hours to the North China grid, of which 60% will be from renewable sources [1] - The project is projected to reduce coal consumption by about 6.4 million tons and cut carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 16 million tons annually, contributing to the green transformation of the energy structure in North China [1] - The construction of this base is significant for accelerating the establishment of a new energy system in Inner Mongolia and advancing key ecological projects [2]