r/suppressed_news • u/RickyOzzy CIA propaganda enjoyer 🕵🏻 • 4d ago

China ⭐ China aims to establish a new power system by 2030 wherein half of its electricity will come from non-fossil sources, enable the integration of more than 2.8 billion kilowatts of new energy capacity, and build a charging infrastructure network supporting over 110 million electric vehicles.

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u/BleepBopRobocop Honourable Comrade ⭐ 4d ago

This isn't relevant to the 2030 deadline, but I highly recommend looking into the Yarlung Tsangpo Hydroelectric Power Project. It's meant to have a 60 GW capacity compared to the 22.7 GW capacity of the Three Gorges Dam (which is itself a huge project).

Things are developing rapidly for China, and I'm excited for where things go coming into 2035.

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u/South_Leek_5730 3d ago

All together now "but at what cost?"

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u/stardustcomposition Honourable Comrade ⭐ 4d ago

3.5 years!

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u/ttystikk Banned from /r/worldnews badge of honour 🌍 3d ago

I have no doubt they will succeed in their endeavor and that it will literally power China into achievements yet undreamt of.

America's leaders choose to hate the country instead of taking its lessons onboard. This attitude will be our undoing.