In the vast expanse of the Tibetan plateau, every technological breakthrough is particularly precious. Here, the sky is blue, white clouds are long, and in this mysterious and magnificent land, human wisdom and the gifts of nature are interwoven into a magnificent picture. On April 20, in the vast plateau of Sakya County, Shigatse City, Tibet Autonomous Region, a remarkable project ushered in an important moment. On this day, CNNC Group's first wind power project in Tibet, invested by CNNC Huineng Xizang Company and built by CNNC No. 22 Company, successfully completed the hoisting work of the first wind turbine of CNNC Sakya 300,000 kW wind storage integration Project wind farm.

CNNC Sakya Wind Farm not only carries CNNC's firm determination for the development of new energy fields, but also a bold attempt for the utilization of renewable energy in Tibet. The wind farm is located in an extremely high altitude area, and it is estimated that the highest altitude of the wind farm area has reached an astonishing 5,193 meters, which makes it the highest and largest wind power project under construction in the world at present. This achievement not only highlights China's leading strength in new energy technology, but also injects new vitality into the sustainable development of Tibet.

The successful hoisting of the first wind turbine marks a new stage in the construction of the Central Nuclear Sakya Wind Farm. In the coming days, the project team will continue to carry forward the spirit of daring not to fear difficulties and climbing peaks to ensure the smooth progress of the wind farm construction. With the gradual installation of more wind turbines and grid-connected power generation, CNPC Sakya Wind Farm will provide a more stable and clean power supply for Tibet and help local economic and social development.

In addition, the construction of the nuclear Sakya wind farm will also have a positive impact on the local ecological environment. Through the rational use of wind energy resources and reducing dependence on traditional energy sources, wind farms will help reduce carbon emissions, improve air quality, and contribute to the green mountains of Tibet.

The wind farm construction of the wind and storage integration project is another important milestone in the development of China's new energy industry. Its successful implementation will make positive contributions to the energy structure adjustment and environmental protection work in Tibet and even the whole country, and promote China's new energy industry to a broader future. Editor/Xu Shengpeng