China's first super-large-scale "photovoltaic + gas film" project is put into operation, which can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by more than 9500 tons per year.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens, assassins for their clues delivery! CTOnews.com, December 3, according to Xinhua News Agency, four super-large-scale gas film greenhouses at Luanzhou Wharf in Changzhou Port were fully completed yesterday, marking the first super-large-scale "photovoltaic + gas film" photovoltaic power station project in China to be put into operation.

CTOnews.com noted that the project was completed on October 30 and has four gas-film photovoltaic greenhouses with a total projected area of more than 270000 square meters. It can store 1.5 million tons of bulk cargo such as ore at one time, and the whole loading process is completely closed from ship to warehouse and from warehouse to ship. In the shed, rain sewage collection and treatment facilities have also been built to purify the sewage mixed with mineral powder, pulverized coal and other pollutants, which can reduce the discharge of sewage by about 280000 tons every year.

As a fully closed silo of bulk cargo terminal, the gas film photovoltaic greenhouse effectively avoids the problems of dust spill and water pollution, and the roof is also equipped with distributed photovoltaic. It is reported that the roof distributed photovoltaic installed power of 7.66MW, annual power generation of 11 million kilowatt hours, accounting for 52% of the terminal's annual electricity consumption. The project is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by more than 9500 tons per year, effectively enabling the construction of green ports.