Core Insights - The Hohlin River Circular Economy Demonstration Project has achieved a cumulative power generation of over 140 billion kilowatt-hours and has successfully installed the core equipment for the Zaha Naohor 350,000-ton green electricity aluminum project [1][2] - By 2027, the clean energy usage ratio for electrolytic aluminum is expected to exceed 30%, aligning with national policies [1] - The project utilizes abundant wind, solar, and low-quality coal resources, establishing a comprehensive industrial cluster with a 1.8 million kilowatt thermal power base and 1.05 million kilowatt new energy capacity [1][3] Project Details - The Zaha Naohor project is designed to consume approximately 4.65 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, with over 3.7 billion kilowatt-hours (80%) sourced from green energy [2] - The new electrolytic cell design reduces energy consumption by about 12% compared to older equipment, and the project is expected to cut carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 1.2 million tons annually [2] - The Hohlin River project has seen a threefold increase in clean energy capacity from 2016 to 2024, with new energy capacity reaching 1.05 million kilowatts, accounting for 36.8% of the dedicated grid's total capacity [3] Future Goals - By 2026, the Hohlin River Circular Economy's new energy capacity is projected to reach 1.7 million kilowatts, aiming to create a more competitive power generation cost and enhanced carbon reduction effects [3]