2nd Largest Dam in the World Completed in Chian

China just finished the 2nd largest dam in the world. It generates 65 billion kilowatt hours of electricity every year, supplying 10 million homes worth of electricity.

What do you think about it?

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I don't give a dam Zhang

I think that i want to have sex with yaou

wonderful, i wish we had this kind of progress here, unfortunately every time we try European environmentalists keep us down

They already finished all the 16 generators? it was like 8 finished last time i looked.

its over for us Itaipubrothers

Baihetan - 16 GW
Itaipu - 14 GW

i hope they used real concrete

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Pretty cool but in TWO WEEKS it will collapse

It's like the game infra.

Good target for american cruise missiles

is the dam the indian we’re against because it would cut off their access to water?

Good morning sir. India #1!

It will break in two weeks

Brazil's pretty good in hydropower.

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China's doing well on hydro but they need to develop other renewables more

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Im talking about itaipu going from second to third position in installed capacity

Americans on suicide watch

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Yeah, they've only tripled their wind power in the past 7 years, but that's not enough. More effort and work needs to go into adding more windmills in the next decade if they want to hit their targets.

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Dam supporters are anti freedom

Coal is also growing very fast, in 2021 it grew so fast it made its share in China's electricity production go from 62.2 % to 62.5%

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Most of China's windmills they build don't actually DO anything, they're not hooked up to a grid. They were built using funds that shaved off costs for the local administrator to pocket and they only really turn them on when a party official comes by to inspect. And a lot of the time, the windmill isn't even built facing the right direction.
It's all quite comical really.

Going 100% ultra supercritical coal plants help, but what would help more is to instead move manufacturing plants to SEA or even Africa so the coal consumption can be moved away from inside the country.

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Pretty much impressive production rate for massive infrastructure objects construction.