Yiyang Xiushan Hydropower Project, P.R. China
VCS-699
China
Renewable Energy
Description
The Yiyang Xiushan Hydropower Project is a renewable energy project located in the lower reaches of the Zijiang River in Xiushan Town, Taojiang County, Yiyang City, Hunan Province, P.R. China. This project has a total installed capacity of 65MW (5*13MW), which is enough to supply electricity to the Central China Power Grid (CCPG) via Hunan Provincial Power Grid. With an expected annual electricity generation of 276,450 MWh, and an electricity delivery of 257,570MWh, this project has a utilization rate of 4235 hours. At full reservoir level, the surface area of the project is 6.3 km², with a power density of 10.3W/m². Key Highlights: - The Yiyang Xiushan Hydropower Project will reduce carbon emissions by displacing electricity that would have been generated by fossil fuels. - The project will create local jobs during construction and operation. - The hydropower project will contribute to the development of renewable energy in China. This project is important because it generates clean energy and reduces carbon emissions, helping to mitigate the effects of climate change. Additionally, the Yiyang Xiushan Hydropower Project supports the growth of renewable energy in China and provides job opportunities for local communities.
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Data for this project
Total Retirements:
0
Remaining Supply:
18,930.92