Group 1 - Xinjiang's total installed power capacity has surpassed 200 million kilowatts, with renewable energy accounting for approximately 60%, making it the largest power source in the region [1] - Hami is the first million-kilowatt wind power base in Xinjiang, featuring nearly 8,000 wind turbines that have been upgraded over 15 years, with the latest 9-megawatt turbine capable of generating significant energy [3] - Xinjiang experiences over 300 days a year where photovoltaic power stations can operate effectively for more than 6 hours, with a 2.58 square meter solar panel generating enough energy to run a 1.5-horsepower air conditioner for 4 hours [5] Group 2 - A solar thermal energy storage matrix, consisting of 264,000 mirrors, captures solar energy during the day and converts it into electricity at night, enabling 24-hour power generation [7] - The Fukang pumped storage power station, the first of its kind in Northwest China, can sustain power generation for 6 hours and meets the annual electricity needs of 2 million households [9] - The Balykunchu converter station serves as the starting point for electricity transmission from Xinjiang to Chongqing, with 70% of the electricity being clean energy, significantly reducing coal consumption and emissions [11] Group 3 - Since 2010, Xinjiang has established five external power transmission channels, exporting over 950 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity to 22 provinces, showcasing the region's potential for green development [13]