Gonghe 共和

The first three-tower solar thermal power base in Gonghe, Qinghai, was connected to the grid and began generating electricity this month, with average annual electricity supplied to the grid potentially reaching 2.53 billion kilowatt-hours.

At the “East Data, West Computing” industrial park in Qingyang, Gansu, construction of a new generation of intelligent computing centers is in full swing. The park has become one of the benchmark clusters among the country's eight computing hub nodes, with the fastest growth in computing capacity, the largest capacity additions, the highest proportion of intelligent computing, and the fullest utilization. In Gonghe, Qinghai, China's first three-tower solar thermal power base was successfully connected to the grid and began generating electricity this month. This million-kilowatt-class clean energy project, which integrates photovoltaic generation, solar thermal energy storage, and electricity-to-heat conversion, can supply an average of 2.53 billion kilowatt-hours to the grid annually. On Science Island in Hefei, Anhui, the tokamak nuclear fusion experimental device known as the “artificial sun” is undergoing systematic maintenance and upgrades and will soon begin a new round of experiments.