Inner Mongolia Dalate Banner Photovoltaic Panel

Where is the Dalad solar power base located?

The Dalad solar power base is located in Dalad Banner, administered by Ordos city in North China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region. It was installed in the Kubuqi Desert, the seventh largest desert in China. The construction of the No 1 project of the Dalad PV Power Base was recently completed.

Why is Inner Mongolia a good place to buy solar panels?

Inner Mongolia boasts abundant silicon resources, which are utilized in the production of solar panels. This gives the province a significant advantage in developing the photovoltaic industry. Baotou City, also referred to as the "Green Silicon City" in China, stands out as the largest silicon-producing city in the country.

Why is Dalad Banner building a solar power farm?

Dalad Banner is constructing a solar power farm to bring significant development to the modern energy and economy of the region. This project is expected to optimize the environment and accelerate progress in the treatment of the Kubuqi Desert. Officials noted that plants are now growing in the barren Kubuqi Desert.

Does Inner Mongolia have solar energy?

With 2,600 to 3,400 annual sunshine hours, Inner Mongolia ranks second only to Tibet Autonomous Region in the country in solar energy resources. Solar energy has emerged as a primary focus for driving the region's energy transformation in the latest round of the energy revolution.

Where are flower-shaped photovoltaic panels located?

In Dalate Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, flower-shaped photovoltaic panels are always moving with and facing the sun. The solar farm in Dalate is the world’s largest centralized photovoltaic project in desert. With the average sunlight duration of more than 3,000 hours per year, the project has sufficient sunlight.

What is the goal of the photovoltaic desertification control project in Mongolia?

The Inner Mongolia 14th Five-Year Plan has listed the goal of the Photovoltaic Desertification Control Project in the province: By 2025, reutilize 427 km2 of sandy land to generate 21,400 MW of solar PV capacity. By 2030, reutilize 1,534 km2 of sandy land, providing 89,000 MW of solar PV capacity.