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Chief Engineer Studies Large-Scale Solar/Rainwater Harvesting in Wuwei

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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A research project is underway at the Jiuduntan Photovoltaic Desert Control Demonstration Park in Wuwei, Gansu Province. The project focuses on a systematic study of ecological restoration across mega-scale renewable bases in desert areas. Ma Shijun, the chief design engineer of desert control and ecological restoration from PowerChina's Beijing Engineering Corporation, participated in the pilot phase of this study.

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The pilot involved testing small collectors that gather rainwater from solar panel arrays in the park. The demonstration park is planned to span 300 square km, an area roughly three times the size of Paris city proper.

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Who's involved

  • Ma ShijunChief design engineer from PowerChina's Beijing Engineering Corporation involved in the research project.
  • WuweiLocation of the Jiuduntan Demonstration Park, where the pilot study is being conducted.

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