Kubuqi Desert into an “energy oasis”, Dalat photovoltaic leading the sand to enrich the people

The annual “green power” can reach 2 billion degrees, saving 680,000 tons of standard coal, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by about 1.65 million tons and 450,000 tons of dust. Both sand and rich people, this is the most significant value of the Inner Mongolia Dalat PV power generation application leading base.

On the afternoon of November 8, the “different Inner Mongolia” theme of promotional activities and the national economic media in Inner Mongolia interview delegation into the Ordos City, Dalate Banner wind power photovoltaic integration project, to understand the “desert hinterland” butterfly into an “energy oasis” pulse. Energy oasis” pulse, feel Inner Mongolia sand control and wind power photovoltaic integration project ‘main position’ of the surging kinetic energy.

Located in the hinterland of the Kubuqi Desert, the Yellow River, “a few words bend” shore of the Dalate Banner, change “sand” for “sand”, in the pavement “green ”, locking “yellow”, drawing “blue” on the way forward.

As the “Three North” project offensive three major landmark battles, one of the Yellow River “a few bends” offensive battlefield, Dalat Banner planning a total length of 133 kilometers, an average width of about 25 kilometers of the “Great Wall of Photovoltaic “is being spread in the Kubuqi Desert.

Dalat Banner Energy Bureau Administrative Approval Office Director Li Kai, pointing to the imposing Great Wall of photovoltaic, said China Three Gorges, the State Power Investment and other energy central enterprises to play a leading role in the local state-owned enterprises to cooperate with the township docking, the success of the formation of a huge amount of capital investment, long-term return, the farmers to increase the income of the solution. Photovoltaic panels have a service life of about 25 years, it takes about 11 years to recover the investment, and farmers can get 20,000-50,000 income per person per year.

In the Dalate Banner PV base, there is a 12-story high sightseeing platform, where you can look over the southern hard beams, overlooking the foot of the Kubuqi Desert, as well as the north of the Yellow River beach, and one of the most spectacular is the photovoltaic panels almost all over the desert, i.e., the “Great Wall of Photovoltaic”.

The most spectacular of all is the “Great Wall of Photovoltaic”, which is almost covered with photovoltaic panels in the desert. If you look down from the top, you will see a group of “steeds” running in the desert. This “steed” is exactly 196,000 pieces of photovoltaic panels assembled in 2017, has become a landmark symbol of the Kubuqi Desert governance. Here is known as Dalat photovoltaic power application leading base, has been completed and put into production. Pilot base of the “Great Wall of Photovoltaic” annual hair “green power” up to 2 billion degrees, annual savings of 680,000 tons of standard coal, annual emission reduction of carbon dioxide of about 1.65 million tons, 450,000 tons of dust.

Kubuqi Desert Erdos north central new energy base project has been completed at the end of 2023, the second phase of 1 million kilowatts of photovoltaic plans to be completed by the end of 2024 and grid, the overall project is completed, will be effective in managing the Kubuqi Desert 240,000 acres.

In the gap between the photovoltaic panels to see, occasional green life is still growing tenaciously, grass and wildflowers swaying in the wind, they bring vitality and hope to this barren desert. On the board to produce green electricity, between the board to grow green grass, raising livestock and poultry, under the board to become an oasis, green gold. Occasionally you can also see some small animals shuttling under the photovoltaic panels, plants, animals, photovoltaic power generation formed a harmonious ecological picture. Under the shelter of photovoltaic panels, trees, shrubs and grasses are planted in mixed planting, and cash crops are sprouting in succession. Both the electricity, and governance of the desert, but also to achieve economic benefits.

Sand into gold, the base to take “photovoltaic + ecological management + organic agriculture and forestry + desert tourism” mode, planting acacia, scutellaria, astragalus and other cash crops, the cumulative implementation of ecological restoration of 50,000 acres, to achieve the comprehensive utilization of land, so that the photovoltaic industry and the desert organic agriculture perfect combination. At the same time, with the surrounding resounding sandy bay, Engbe, Yinkentara and other nationally renowned, famous A-level scenic spots organic links, focusing on creating a “golden sand”, “blue sea”, “oasis” unique desert tourism Scenic line.

It is expected that by 2030, Dalat Banner new energy installed capacity will reach 37 million kilowatts, comprehensive management area of 2.92 million mu, to achieve ecological benefits, social benefits, economic benefits synergies. Among them, by 2025, the governance rate of Kubuqi Desert will increase to 83.6%.

Now, Dalat Banner sand control and wind power photovoltaic integration project construction is in full swing, through the simultaneous implementation of photovoltaic sand control and supporting ecological governance projects, to achieve the completion of a “Great Wall”, governance of a desert. In the future, this is not only the “Great Wall of Ecology” of Ordos sand control, but also the “Great Wall of Green Electricity”, “Great Wall of Industry”, “Great Wall of Innovation” and “Great Wall of Innovation” for capacity expansion, energy transformation and scene integration. It is also the “Great Wall of Green Power” for capacity expansion, the “Great Wall of Industry” for energy transformation, the “Great Wall of Innovation” for scene integration and the “Great Wall of Fortune” for benefiting the people.

The vitality of the Kubuqi Desert is gradually coming back. The area of desert management here has reached more than 6,000 square kilometers, the vegetation coverage rate has reached 53%, the sand and dust weather has been reduced by 95%, the annual rainfall has increased from less than 70 millimeters to more than 300 millimeters, and the height of the sand dunes has been reduced by half as a whole, realizing the historical transformation from “sand in and people out” to “green in and sand out”. A historic shift from “sand in and people out” to “green in and sand out” has been realized.