Xinjiang Water Project Starts Power Generation
The Chinese company Group "Q" Limited has begun operating the electricity generation units at the "Dashiqia" water storage project in the Xinjiang region. The project includes the construction of a dam standing 247 meters tall, making it the tallest of its kind in the world. The goal is to produce more than 1.89 billion kilowatt-hours annually, enough to supply around 600,000 households. Additionally, the project will direct 3.42 billion cubic meters of water each year to the Tarim River to help address water shortages, improve flood management, and support agriculture in the area. Modern technologies have been employed to ensure quality work and minimize the environmental impact, with environmental protection investments reaching 65 million yuan. Moreover, 141,000 fish have been released through artificial breeding efforts.
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