Core Insights - The Xinjiang Tarim Basin 750 kV power transmission and transformation project has been fully completed, with a total line length of 4,197 kilometers, forming the largest 750 kV ultra-high voltage transmission ring network in China [1] Group 1: Project Highlights - The project will drive industrial investment and create job opportunities [1] - It addresses the bottleneck issue of connecting clean energy bases in southern Xinjiang [1] - The project enhances the power supply capacity of the southern Xinjiang power grid [1] - It promotes ecological and engineering sand control, effectively securing the Taklamakan Desert [1]

Core Points - The Tarim Basin 750 kV power transmission and transformation project has been fully completed after 15 years of construction, creating a 750 kV ultra-high voltage transmission ring network around the Tarim Basin [1] - The project consists of 9 phases of 750 kV power transmission and transformation works, including 9 substations, nearly 10,000 transmission towers, and a total line length of 4,197 kilometers [1] - Out of the 9 segmented projects, 8 have already been put into operation, with the final segment expected to be operational by November this year after acceptance and defect rectification [1]