新疆若羌县科学推进高原项目冬季施工

Core Insights - The project in Xinjiang, which includes a 100 MW solar thermal (with storage) and a 900 MW photovoltaic power generation system, is progressing rapidly despite harsh winter conditions [1][2] - The project utilizes tower-type molten salt technology and features a large-capacity thermal storage system of 1988 MWh, aiming to significantly contribute to energy structure optimization and the achievement of carbon neutrality goals [2] Group 1 - The construction site is characterized by busy and orderly operations, with automated equipment working alongside construction personnel [1] - The project is the highest tower-type molten salt solar thermal project in Xinjiang, with the heliostat system being a core component affected by extreme weather [1] - The project team emphasizes precision control throughout the construction process to overcome technical challenges posed by low temperatures and strong winds [1] Group 2 - A technical task force has been established to create a closed-loop control system covering the entire process from component storage to assembly, installation, and debugging [2] - The project has completed the assembly and installation of a batch of heliostats, with debugging of the mirror field progressing steadily [2] - Upon completion, the project is expected to generate approximately 1.96 billion kWh annually, reducing standard coal consumption by 690,000 tons each year [2]