Over 1.16 million Astronergy modules connect to grid in NW China

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An aerial photo captures the Tacheng multi-energy complementary project in Northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. [Photo/Astronergy]

The Tacheng project, the largest in Xinjiang, was constructed by China’s Huadian corporation as part of a large-scale, digital and multi-energy complementary clean energy base to generate green electricity and carry out PV-assisted desertification control.

Astronergy has provided 642MWdc of its ASTRO series modules for the project’s second phase, which is forecast to generate an annual 1 billion kWh of electricity, while eliminating 300,000 tons of standard coal and 780,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions.

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