Wild video shows the entire mountain range in China, which is covered with solar collectors

We know from international reports and economic analyzes that China has become a worldwide leading market leader in solar energy. The country has had a difficult time to renew energies in recent years and now has a monthly monopoly for global solar energy and panel production.

In a video circulating on social media, the sheer selection of the operation underlines and shows an entire mountain range in the province of Guizhou in China covered in solar collectors. The drone material reveals a virtual sea of ​​solar collectors and access roads that can see themselves as far as the eye.

Thanks to its height and its moody climate, the mountain province is a bad location for industrial agriculture. However, these disadvantages also make the province a first -class location for solar systems – something that the region has accepted in recent decades.

Per China dailyThe first solar installation of the provinces went online in 2015, but it was only slow when the nation achieved its ambitious goals for renewable energies. By 2018, Guizhou produced around 1.75 million kilowatts of solar energy per yearPresent Enough for around 1300 households (the average Chinese budget used 1332 kilowatts per year for the context in 2024).

According to reports, Guizhou has reported over 10 million kilowatts of solar capacity, promoted by state subsidies, cheap bank loans for companies for renewable energies and cheap properties in the province. This number reached 15 million kilowatts by 2023 – and it does not seem to get too slower so soon.

The Chinese government had previously promised in 2020 to triple its production of renewable energy by 2030. It was an ambitious goal, especially since China was the world leader in coal energy production, an important source of tension for China Hawks in the west.

From 2024 China was responsible for 64 percent of the world's global solar and wind construction, with 339 gigawatt hours of renewable energy infrastructure in construction. The next four manufacturers – the United States, Brazil, Great Britain and Spain – had a total of 72 gigawatt hours of renewable capacity in construction.

If the solar infrastructure continues to grow at its current pace, Beijing could already achieve its goal this year in renewable energies.

Nevertheless, China has a long way in front of the long marathon to carbon neutrality, which President Xi wants to meet before 2060. Although national coal consumption continues to go back to the schedule, coal power is currently making up almost 57 percent of China's electrical production.

Nevertheless, the country still smokes every other nation in solar energy capacity – the proof that projects such as the in Guizhou are more than just clickbait for excited redditors.

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