Yarlong Tsanshangbo Dam facts
China is working on building the world's largest hydroelectric power station in the Tibet region, with a capacity of up to 60,000 megawatts, three times larger than the Three Gorges Dam. The station is expected to generate around 300 terawatt-hours of electricity annually, which is more than half of Germany's annual consumption and exceeds the combined annual consumption of Italy and Spain. The project's estimated cost is about $167 billion, and its goal is to transmit electricity via high-voltage lines to industrial areas in China, despite associated geological and political risks related to the site and environmental challenges.
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