China Just Built Something That Will Change the World

China is dominating the future of solar energy. But it's not just solar, it's hydro, wind, and nuclear energy as well. China has become the indisputable leader in renewable energy and it's going to become the first major country to become carbon neutral and pave a way forward for a more sustainable life on earth. This is everything you need to know about China's solar energy projects.
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#china #solar #solarenergy

[@CyrusJanssen]

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[@ngwaikong63]

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[@Shenzhou.]

China's Kubuqi Desert solar power plant is so advanced that it can even *produce power at night* The key lies in that it uses mirrors instead of solar panels. The mirrors rotate to focus the sun's rays onto the top of the tower (like a solar oven) and heating up the molten salt contained within. Molten salt is able to absorb and retain heat energy for a long period. Even after the sun sets, the molten salt heated throughout the day is still able to produce electricity even at night.

[@dynamogaming4953]

India is. Building 30gw bigger than Singapore 🇸🇬

[@user-sw7os5rp9h]

Data released on Sunday (Feb. 18) by China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange showed that foreign businesses’ direct investments into the country totaled $33 billion last year, down over 90% from a peak in 2021, and the lowest since 1993.

[@Gphilly819]

Taiwan 🇹🇼 should remain a free and independent country

[@d9918]

Amazing what you can do when you don't go around the world invading countries causing untold misery and suffering.

[@janicetone2313]

Sorry: you made me laugh and smirk at the same time. I spit my coffee.

[@Shenzhou.]

China's solar power plant can even generate electricity at night.

[@Shenzhou.]

China's solar power plant can even *produce power at night,* thanks to molten salt technology retaining excess heat accumulated during the day to continue generating electricity long after the Sun has gone down.

[@Shenzhou.]

China's solar power plant can even continue to produce power at night, thanks to molten salt technology.

[@fakename8430]

​@@janicetone2313 same

[@FallenLeavesBackToRoots]

This is what you can do when you don't spend money on wars. 😂

[@estiennetaylor1260]

War monger nation like US will never understands.

[@avalagum7957]

Russia, listen to this man. He's a genius.

[@rufanuf1]

that comes later, after the rape and pillage of intellectual property.

[@dlcc012david]

​@@avalagum7957America, listen to this man. He's a genius 😂

[@chargingcommando67]

⁠@@dlcc012davidBritain, listen to this man. He’s pretty smart!

[@singularityagi5562]

As a Chinese, I strongly support my country’s investment in green energy. That’s not just for China but the future of the humankind.

[@peternebether8588]

Maybe in China but not in Germany, we don't have enough sun nor enough wind to make a difference . Green Energy in Germany is rediculous and stupid

[@temujin1970]

Absolutely correct.

[@mohammadinthiyaz7422]

You are lucky to born in china

[@eraumavez9330]

Go china

[@peternebether8588]

That might be OK for China but not in other countries, example in Germany we don't have enough sun nor wind to make it work

[@REOsama]

You are literally the first person I ever heard calling for cooperation with China rather than unadulterated hatred and fearmongering, thank you for being a voice of reason

[@ralphzoombeenie2330]

Thank you Cyrus. Too many poorly informed and anti-China critics who refuse to see the reality of this mix of renewable projects. Based on science and economics my home and two vehicles are solar powered , all of it Chinese manufactured by Huawei and BYD no electricity or filling station charges. Living in a sunny location, it works for me. China similarly is providing it's people with cheap reliable power not fighting wars.

[@davidlim5]

Cyrus, very soon, fakenews & lies will surface by western media. Being paid for by CIA & MIC, they will write rubbish to please their Western innocent readers.

[@CyrusJanssen]

Couldn't agree more Ralph!

[@davidlaw9686]

Let them be. Fantasy is not reality. Many people are blurred strongly by bias.

[@JayNephew-ds9rk]

How is China not starting wars. what about taijuan.

[@JasonYu35]

@@JayNephew-ds9rkoh so you’re saying a war is already happening with Taiwan (this is how it’s spelled)? I must’ve missed it in the NYT

[@bulentosmane]

Cooperation across the globe to help all countries rise above poverty above hunger is the only way we will survive as a species. The world has all the resources we need. Greed and domination is a zero sum game.

[@PherPhur]

agreed

[@Shenzhou.]

While the US sees a zero sum game, China seeks win-win cooperation for mutual gain.

[@CyrusJanssen]

Let's work for more win-win solutions

[@liliwen8831]

Some ppl got rich in a easy way and they want to keep the way as it is

[@bulentosmane]

@@CyrusJanssen we all play a part. I am very interested in working on BRICS I can see some very exciting times ahead.

[@petercua6158]

With 1.4 b people. China need lots of energy.and they are doing it massively.

[@monipenny408]

U$ need lots of stuff too, but it is easier to just "take the oil" as Trump would say.

[@tsubadaikhan6332]

China doesn't do small scale anymore, that's for sure.

[@Andy-P]

China's falling population will help with that

[@MrSelimrahman]

China's remarkable progress is truly impressive, especially in the realm of green energy conservation and investment, which contributes significantly to global advancement. Thanks Cyrus for your beautiful presentation!!

[@jebes909090]

remarkably failure you mean. they've drained the aquafers to water the trees in the desert, killing MORE plants that no longer have ground water and the trees in the desert die anyways. all the solar pannels get covered in dust every single day and each and every one of them needs to be cleaned every single day usuing water. again, draining the aquafer even more. its like ripping 2x4's out of your walls to heat your house.

[@CyrusJanssen]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching

[@lilajason3704]

CHINESE PEOPLE ARE HARD WORKING AND RESILIENT PEOPLE .

[@lalhriatpuiahauchhum3286]

We indians aren't lagging behind bro just wait

[@angellim9465]

Yeah until the sun dissappear 😅😅😅😅

[@linkhidalgogato]

they also have a good government that gives a shit about climate change which u know helps

[@baderinwa1]

Most people , around the world, work hard. Furthermore , resiliency is not limited to the Chinese. It is shared by all of humanity. The first and oldest humans on earth are Africans. They are still here.

[@michihofer587]

​@@lalhriatpuiahauchhum3286: You've lots of people who belong to the " Peace of Religion "aren't hard and smartworking. 😂😂

[@GeoPoliticsCommentry]

I heard Britain is searching Chinese washing machines for chips for its Trident Missile as it seems the British ones have a faulty spin cycle

[@Anonymous------]

British had been using cow chips from Outdia. 😂

[@GOTravelhannel]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@amandagorter1684]

Karma to Britain ..

[@KizzieWiz]

Salt and vinegar ones?? 😂😂😂

[@ChrisHarding-lk3jj]

There isn't anything wrong with the Trident II D5 submarine launched ballistic missiles.

[@eliso5973]

Benefits are: 1. clean electricity 2. reduce the temperature of the region 3. slow down and reverse desertification 4. create related jobs

[@jameslum8822]

Win win win win ...... what's to lose?😂

[@zarroth]

@@jameslum8822 Plenty for people that understand how these technologies work. They will never produce that nominal peak rate at any point in time. As they age, they will produce less and less as well. These types of tech are great for reducing grid need in remote areas, or for people that want to reduce their bill..it can not, and will not work to be a main source of energy for a population. Wait until they have a sand storm, which happens often in the area....0 power during those weeks. CLoudy day without wind? 0 power that day...etc etc. Before all of you go getting all clap happy, maybe take a look at reality for a bit and realize this stuff doesn't work.

[@Findyification]

china vision is complete self sustain on its own

[@moblegames4833]

Just like Russia

[@kht4207]

😢😢 Sadly how to ... 😢😢 ... sanction them then ??😅😊

[@jebes909090]

unfortunatly they half ass everything so it all collapses like they are going to soon.

[@Shenzhou.]

Not only, but China also wants to help other countries develop self sustainability for themselves.

[@jebes909090]

@@Shenzhou. lol ya sure.

[@Shenzhou.]

China's Kubuqi desert solar power plant uses mirrors instead of solar panels. The mirrors focus the sun's rays onto the top of the tower (like a solar oven) rapidly heating up the molten salt contained within. Molten salt is able to absorb and retain heat energy for a long time. Even after the Sun sets, the molten salt heated up throughout the day is still able to *produce power at night.*

[@IbrahimNgeno]

The power production "base" is massive and contains both concentrated solar thermal (mirrors and molten salt) as well as solar photo-voltaic (solar panels). The PV portion is actually much much larger

[@CyrusJanssen]

Very cool context to add here! Thanks Shenzhou

[@Shenzhou.]

@@IbrahimNgeno Probably because the molten salt technology is still rather new, or perhaps solar panels are there to supplement solar power production during the day. At any rate, when the Sun goes down, the solar panels stopped producing power, while the molten salt is still able to generate electricity at night.

[@IbrahimNgeno]

@@Shenzhou.Photovoltaics are just more economical and will be for the foreseeable future, molten salt isn't getting cheaper as rapidly as solar PV is

[@yzy8638]

@mindfornication4fun the dam thing reflecting lights, you can see the whole thing shiny far away, are you moth or something? billions of bird die from hitting highrise and skyscraper, time to flatten New York.

[@n0wheregrrl]

I've said for a while that China plays the long game.

[@davidcox8945]

Nothing like 4000 years of history for keeping things in perspective

[@Shenzhou.]

China has made _5-year plans, 10-year plans, 20-year plans,_ to chart China's course in the years _2025, 2030, 2040, 2050._ By abolishing term limits, our leaders can remain in power long-term to see these plans bloom and come to fruition in the future. Whereas US Presidents have to step down after *4-8 years* so they can't make long-term plans spanning say *10 years* or more for America's future.

[@n0wheregrrl]

@@Shenzhou. Well, US presidents don't really run anything anyway. They take their marching orders from the permanent state: the military industrial complex, Big Pharma, the billionaire class in general, and the intelligence arm (CIA, NSA, etc.). There's a reason nothing ever "fundamentally changes," to use Biden's own words. US democracy (and even republic) is an illusion. What we have is a plutocracy with strong fascist tendencies.

[@n0wheregrrl]

@@Shenzhou. I'm not sure it's possible to reply without being censored, or if my replies aren't being deleted, somehow I'm not seeing them. Edit: Yes, that one is visible. This is truly sad … we're so "free," it's impossible to even speak because it gets deleted immediately if it doesn't fall within corporate-state approved boundaries.

[@n0wheregrrl]

Am I at least allowed to say that US presidents don't really decide anything anyway, KZbin? That they take marching orders from corporations, billionaires and the intelligence community? Will you permit that much? I know that's thoughtcrime and doubleplus ungood, but still …

[@sfukuda512]

The thorium reactor story is a big one. I'm hoping more of these get built. Thorium can use the waste products of conventional nuclear reactors as fuel. It could be a solution to the nuclear waste issue. One problem is corrosion of parts. You need high efficiency recycling and part manufacturing to keep these types of reactors in shape.

[@tsubadaikhan6332]

I was excited when I learned about Thorium, but people are struggling to make it economical. India has Thorium resources, but no Uranium, so they've been going hard on the Thorium, but lots of cost overruns are hurting the idea. Obviously solar doesn't work at night, but India built a large solar facility in one of their deserts, and it's producing electricity at a third of the cost of the Thorium Reactor they've got working. Production Scales and information sharing might improve this, but, of all technologies, Nuclear is the least shared between Nations. Particularly rivals like India and China. (They have some Border Disputes).

[@user-rv6bs7jb4b]

Great to see a country that is doing what it needs to do. That is, look after their OWN people!

[@Shenzhou.]

The Kubuqi Desert solar power plant is so advanced can even *produce power at night.* The key lies in that the solar park *uses mirrors* instead of solar panels. The mirrors rotate to focus the sun's rays onto the top of a tower to heat up molten salt. Molten salt is used because it can absorb and retain heat energy for a long time. Even at night the molten salt is still able to produce electricity without the sun.

[@highhuber]

Crescent Dunes plant near Tonapah NV is the same technology.

[@ryanlai8951]

China also grows plant below solar panels

[@cuteandfunnyearthlings2863]

and have live stocks to eat the plants

[@Shenzhou.]

China even built solar farm floating on water and then farm fishes/shrimp beneath the floating solar panels. The panels provide the fish with shelter from the Sun.

[@doorwhisperer]

haha growing plants with no sunlight

[@powerwagon3731]

@@Shenzhou.Too cool!

[@powerwagon3731]

@@doorwhispererIn direct sun comes through.

[@musicboxforeverable]

Thanks Cyrus for telling another good and fact story of China. It is totally rare for western media to pick up this kind of story.

[@bk6010]

"western media" riiiight

[@kinlwong]

Even if they do it they will add “ but at what cost?🥱

[@whirledpeas1663]

The US has an annual budget of $500 million dollars to pay for negative news coverage on China. They are also spending $1.5 billion training journalists to write negative stories on China over 5 years. This is why you hardly hear any positive news on China or the Chinese people in the Western media.

[@kennydude7971]

Tofu dregg

[@Shenzhou.]

The Kubuqi desert solar power plant can even produce power at night after the Sun goes down. It uses mirrors to focus the Sun's rays to heat up molten salt positioned at the top of the central tower, which is then used to turn water to steam to drive turbines. The molten salt is able to retain heat long after the Sun goes down, so the power plant can produce electricity even at night.

[@StraussBR]

China is built different

[@ApocGuy]

They think differently than we do... efficiently if I may say, if they can keep corruption in check that is

[@SBG172]

Quite literally 😂 great comment!

[@doorwhisperer]

tofu dreg different

[@planemad]

China builds differently

[@user-mhgu6om9mj2t]

China has done very well in Green Technology. Great work!

[@louiswu6300]

a decade ago. i randomly drive along a high way in Xingjiang of western China. and nearly half or one hours i found endless wind power stations along the road, just like the human battery fields in movie the Matrix. completely mind blowing. will never forget that moment.

[@cuteandfunnyearthlings2863]

It means energy will always be affordable in china and businesses around the world will move their shop and setup in china, also china has all the supply chains and everything sorted, china just needs a bigger army to protect china from US and its allies from destroying the infrastructures.

[@dertythegrower]

No.. hahhaha

[@dertythegrower]

you are way off reality... why would we need china, when china is copying us? 😂

[@dertythegrower]

also.. why are so many coming to the states then? 😂

[@cuteandfunnyearthlings2863]

@@dertythegrower yeah freeloaders because US is offering subsidies and tax breaks worth billions and once that tap stops aka USD dominance is over US will be a dust bowl

[@rufanuf1]

you mean it needs a bigger army so it can invade its neighbours with impunity. Dont worry its coming.

[@TiramisuCorleone]

Don't tell this to serpentza. He will have a heart attack. xD

[@lfchow]

He will claw back to China

[@the_manofculture]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jascforfun7576]

As taught by his CIA/NED puppet masters, he'll simply spin the story that this is a genocide against naive Xinjiang birds who get killed by the wind turbines and fried by the solar arrays.

[@davidcox8945]

Ah, the disappointed stooge, poor guy

[@monipenny408]

as they say, hate consumes. Sideburn will eventually consume himself just like all U$ politicians and South Africa apartheid regime, which is where Sideburns learnt to hate. No one can stop the hate, so you just have to let them be.

[@festekj]

The cost per gigawatt is very low. Especially since China needs to import most of its energy.

[@devinfraserashpole4753]

For now.

[@festekj]

@@devinfraserashpole4753 not really. The operation and sunk costs are similar to other energy producing operations. The clear difference is the input costs, which are free! One day China won’t need to import energy. The excess energy will be stored in batteries for use when the sun is down. They happen to be world leaders in battery technology

[@devinfraserashpole4753]

Yes, I think we misunderstood each other. I read that China still relies on others for energy and I pointed out that it will be for now but they will solve the problem later. If you take a look at Deye inverters for example, they are definitely working on many solutions.@@festekj

[@Shenzhou.]

@@devinfraserashpole4753 China's solar power plant can even produce power at night thanks to molten salt absorbing the Sun's rays during the day and retaining the heat long after the Sun has set, while continuing to produce electricity at night.

[@PherPhur]

@@festekj It won't be stored in batteries, that's way too costly, WAYYY too costly. The deficit will either be supplemented with nuclear or they'll overproduce on this green energy and use it for electrolysis, i.e. turning water into hydrogen to store and burn later as needed.

[@devinfraserashpole4753]

Without Deye/Sunsynk inverters, we would be struggling in South Africa with the rolling blackouts. Amazing engineering and very innovative from Deye in Ninbo China.

[@zoneman168]

Explain?

[@devinfraserashpole4753]

South Africa has an energy shortage resulting in rolling blackouts. Many people have installed Deye/Sunsynk inverters with batteries and solar panels which has powered our homes through the blackout period and allowed somewhat of a normal life to return.@@zoneman168

[@Andy-P]

So your coping with the rolling black outs in South Africa?

[@wenceslaoorizabal5363]

The government working for the people. not the people working for the government

[@marethmok5635]

Great China for the success 👏👏👏

[@112313]

For ppl who says solar power is useless at night....I suggest they remember that most electricity demands occurs during the day...and night-time demand is quite low.

[@personperson2884]

I guess heavy industry and data centers would not agree with that statement.

[@112313]

@@personperson2884 perhaps then u can explain diff in electricity prices to me then....daytime rates being higher than nighttime....

[@personperson2884]

@@112313 As easy as pie. This diff as u say is just an excuse to unreasonably charge double the price from the client. Just think about it, power grids are already designed to withstand peak hours, otherwise everything would burn to hell. The price of oil and natural gas does not depend on the time of day, is purchased in huge volumes and is quite stable in price for the manufacturer. Things get even worse when corrupt idiots start selling energy on the stock exchange. Then traders come, buy large volumes, and resell them at a price ten times higher. But at the same time, the price of oil is the same, the energy networks are the same, this is simply legalized fraud. And you are asking this question simply because you do not understand the main goal of any business. This goal is not to sell something to the client at the best price, that's bullshit. The true task of business is to screw the sucker, it's how billions are made.

[@MegaPapa8888]

Chinese government wants to raise the living standard for people in the rural areas and remote regions.

[@relaxwhc]

If you believe China is a progressive and peaceful country, raise your hand 👍🙋✋

[@dennisliuxinlu]

✋️

[@Zerpentsa6598]

🤚🤚🤚

[@HLC64]

🙋

[@nico-cr5fv]

@@dennisliuxinlulisten man there is no way china is peaceful, they are only playing is card in the right way but remember replacing one imperialism with another is not the best for the world

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

​@@nico-cr5fv I wish you well in Dharavi.

[@dw8054]

Cyrus' hair implant is looking better and better!

[@GardenerEarthGuy]

It's not a spray on?

[@minsapint8007]

Except that he would have a hard time auditioning for a role as a Harkonen in any of the Dune films 🙂

[@johnsmith1953x]

What company did he use for that? What's funny, his videos of him in the past few months show a progression of his transplant. It looks good.

[@pausereflect5911]

Cyrus explained his transpant story on Reportfy Media channel with a guy called Alex. Done in Turkiye.

[@johnsmith1953x]

@@pausereflect5911 Turkey?!? Dafuq. I'm not going there...

[@KizzieWiz]

Thank you Cyrus! A positive story about China! 👏👏

[@VikToree-is6kw]

Well done to China....They are truly the most innovative and industrious country in the world...🇨🇳❤️💯⭐️🇨🇳❤️💯⭐️🇨🇳❤️💯⭐️🇨🇳

[@TAL142]

It is amazing how much China have done without anyone knowing them. And how much the western media worked so hard not to cover them except the train station in the middle of nowhere. It is just a lot easier to see them nowadays than in the past relying on MSM.

[@cuteandfunnyearthlings2863]

Self reliant, china is becoming self reliant because once bitten twice shy.

[@Andy-P]

Agreed. China started de-coupling years ago

[@marke4640]

Re: U.S. losing dominance: never forget, a wounded animal is the most dangerous. Woe to the world.

[@112313]

The Chinese, are the world's best engineers. It's not surprising when we know that they are the descendants of Yu the Engineer.

[@Reporterfy]

Nice one

[@benjaminchen5715]

Inexpensive electricity can lead to other significant advancements. Desalination becomes economically feasible, addressing water scarcity. Plastics production could become more affordable as nations seek alternative uses for crude oil. The possibilities are endless. This isn't about China dominating other countries; it's about progressing humanity for a better planet that we all share.

[@georgejesson1944]

Western politics can never achieve this

[@benjaminchen5715]

@@georgejesson1944 In a typical society with multiple political parties, when one side says yes, the other side must say no, leading to a lack of unanimous agreement on anything. A single political party has the advantage of a unified goal and direction until they realize that the direction is wrong, at which point everything goes to hell.

[@Andy-P]

@@benjaminchen5715Apart from agreeing China is a threat. All US politicians agree on that.

[@hayden1770]

I love China! This is just another reason and example of why China is my favorite country in the entire world. They will absolutely smash that target of peak emissions way before 2030 (and probably by this year). The industrial policy, manufacturing prowess, hard-working people, innovative mindset, and wise long-term planning will be critical in meeting China's 2060 carbon neutral goal along with saving the planet from catastrophic climate change. Too bad most other major economies are lagging behind their climate goals.

[@Andy-P]

China built 2/3 of the worlds coal fired powerstations last year. You telling me they won't be used much post 2030?

[@JennyPoolton]

CYRUS, YOU ARE AMAZING. I just wrote a post about this information you shared. I told people they should come visit your site. I lived in China for 6 years and I was very impressed. I never want to miss what is going on there so your pages are essential reading for me. I also subscribe to "Jerry's take on China". Between you two (along with the Greyzone and Richard Medhurst) you make my life complete. Thank you so very much.

[@CyrusJanssen]

Thank you Jenny for your support! Means a lot!

[@liberty-matrix]

"The number one most aspired to career in China, among young teenagers that were surveyed is an 'Astronaut'. The number one most aspired to a career in the U.S. is a 'Social Media Influencer', that is all you need to know to understand the collapse of the West." ~Tristan Harris

[@jackblack-kf6dj]

这句话在十多年前的中国杂志上也有 不过它是相反的

[@brucelee8669]

China a country by nature with a moral oriented practice focusing on ever improving and caring for the well being of its own people, an approach so much different from that of the US is the main reason why China has been able to achieve such unprecedented developments in such a short time in human history.

[@MusehanaH]

Got to love the Chinese....they do not do anything in small measures. The fun bit is that, those western countries who have been trying to wean the developing economies off fossil fuels and into the so-called green economies, are themselves well behind of that curve.

[@GardenerEarthGuy]

That is amazing to see happening, China lives in the future?

[@georgejesson1944]

China IS the future ..

[@awake3362]

It's simple, invest in development, not destruction. Peace and not war.

[@mamacryright5740]

Without destruction there's no opportunity for newest development to show

[@10521206]

SerpantZA will find an old news about one solar panel being destroyed and make a new video telling everyone China’s green energy plan is failing. LOL

[@rixingchen8753]

When China built The Three Gorges Dam they threatens many endangered species that are native to the Yangtze River. But while the hypocrisy USA ASI personnel have constructed over 40 new dams ranging in size from the $4.5 million Pine Brook Dam to the $450 million Taum Sauk Upper Reservoir ,not a word from them

[@doorwhisperer]

i see no hypocrisy just admission of ecological damage to the yangtze river whataboutism hey

[@rixingchen8753]

@@doorwhisperer whos care what you see,,Joe

[@Ahda108]

Exactly!! When Money isnnot spent in war n cause suffering.This happens!!

[@SillyLittleAshTree]

Let's build a better world with BRICS.

[@sunso1991]

And the craziest part of the chinese desert solar plant is the fact that it is the Reflected Solar Tower power plant. the Reflected Solar Tower is a giant mirror array reflection the sunlight to the tower to heat molten salt. then pump the molten salt down to turn water into steam to push turbines. the mirrors are very cheap to produce and easy to maintain, does not degrade with time. contract that with the West's fixation on photovoltaic panels, which in high resource intensive and highly polluting to make. and have an average useful lifespan of 25 years only. China is run by a elite team of engineers and pragmatic realists, not ideologues career politicians.

[@dennisliuxinlu]

Nice 👍🇨🇳

[@erichhonecker8548]

The amount of silver used in making solar panels is amazing and yet the price of silver is still dirt cheap!

[@gelinrefira]

Now China need to figure out the logistics and technology to massively recycle these windmills and solar cells.

[@dottester3039]

So impressive, amazing. They deserve every success.

[@T1me-wb4us]

thats so futuristic

[@LW78321]

China is so innovative and always looks towards the future, very inspiring!

[@GreenIsland38]

Great stuff again cyrus, stay safe and keep it coming.

[@narjessbenhamouda7071]

Bravo à cette nation extraordinaire ❤

[@cabbyw]

It's very informative. Thank you ! US and the western world can definitely learn a thing or 2 from them when it comes to renewable energy development .... Unfortunately, we do not hear much about this in the US like this important topic has been forgotten already...

[@markmarky1124]

Meanwhile in the US.........

[@janicetone2313]

Still waiting ???? 🤔 🤨 😑

[@mmojave]

Americans especially its big oil companies & politicians believe global warming is a hoax and Trump is dead-set to counter all efforts by China or the world on renewable energy. With US around, the planet will face either Global Warming or Global war. Just pick one.

[@mmojave]

Americans especially its big oil companies & politicians believe global warming is a hoax and Trump is dead-set to counter all efforts by China or the world on renewable energy. With US around, the planet will face either Global Warming or Global war. Just pick one.

[@user-zb2st6zi6j]

Well done. It is not common to see a video that is correct technically. You nailed it.

[@CyrusJanssen]

Appreciate the support!

[@Harman27]

As a Indian I think China in India should work together in Green Power/energy India and China already achieved all of there goal in Green Power/energy After all we are the two world's oldest civilization

[@mikexhotmail]

China is living in the future. ps. They are building Earth base Dyson sphere.

[@teng27]

Americans don’t care, we like our big pickup trucks. If we want to build something in the deserts that can sustain itself, we would just build casinos city like Las Vegas. 😃

[@CyrusJanssen]

haha so true! Vegas is the best!

[@tsubadaikhan6332]

Americans will care when more manufacturing moves to China because China can provide cheaper electricity. I fear it will be that long before Americans realise the scale of the problem.

[@Andy-P]

@@tsubadaikhan6332 They are realising now....

[@tuber6382]

This should be a model for the US

[@mamacryright5740]

Their mission are both different if you take a more closer looks

[@victorinomalacara1718]

❤❤we must hold accountable the DEA and the CIA for starting the fires in Texas the same way they did in Hawaii last year

[@fattfatt6483]

I NOW SEE THE DIFFERENCES 🇨🇳 V 🇺🇸. CHINA ✌️ 🇨🇳 BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE ! 🇺🇸 BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE NEOCONSERVATIVES ! 😃 😀 😄 😁 🤣

[@celiajames600]

Investing in solar is a wise idea

[@williamwilliam]

The key difference between the government in China and the USA (and most Western government) is that what China's government plan to do, they actually get it done while the USA (and most Western government) simply talk about it and debate in their Congress/Senate/Parliament/whatever. It's all about what's best for their nation and people; pure and simple!

[@Andy-P]

Feature of democracy checks and balances and separate institutions. Democracies want to do the best for the people and the people decide. The difference being not one person decides.

[@williamwilliam]

@@Andy-P Yup, of course! No wonder the USA has such super infrastructures & Utilities, Healthcare, fantastic and safe schools, super-duper and caring home security a.k.a police, no homelessness, no racial discrimination, etc, etc.

[@williamwilliam]

.....in fact, the Donkeys and Elephants spent so much time to check and balance each other that they can hardly get anything done even when it's for the good of their nation and people. Yup! That's democracy hard at work!

[@Andy-P]

@@williamwilliam They get things done. As China is finding out.

[@williamwilliam]

Yup! Absolutely!

[@thomasrogers9146]

The Chinese are willing to admit failures and mistakes and make swift changes. These gives China massive advantages. solving big problems fast.

[@jonathanrogers8341]

The COP never admits mistakes.

[@meszarosmate4629]

And here we are in the west, being told that we dont put an effort into going green, because China produces more Co2, so it would be a futile effort. Truly mind boggling.

[@popasmurf6834]

You could just build factories and especially data centers that don't need many employees right next to the solar plants to consume the energy where it's generated, problem solved

[@stevenzhang5352]

while the west is talking about green energy till today, china has already done 70% for her nation green energy...

[@patriceesela5000]

That's what I call energy diversity

[@damnedseagull6194]

Go China go👏👏👏

[@aliceloke2679]

It make absolute sense to harness solar and wind energy in the desert. That's China. Whereas the US would only privatise such projects.

[@doorwhisperer]

privatisation: risk reduction to the govt. and the taxpayer. also only financially viable projects are worked on.

[@axelschroeder6657]

Interesting video, thanks Cyrus. Correct me if I'm wrong, isn't the Kubuchi desert also the place where the Chinese have done massive desert reclamation projects and turned thousands and thousands of acres into green land through re-forrestation?

[@Shenzhou.]

Correct. In the span of 30 years, China has succeeded not only in reining in the Kubuqi desert's spread, but also turned 6,000 sq km of the desert－one-third of it－green.

[@axelschroeder6657]

Amazing, great info, thanks@@Shenzhou.

[@CyrusJanssen]

That is correct! China leads the world in desert greening projects!

[@E.D.998]

the supply chain part makes me angry, because we had that in the west and was abandoned. i worked in a company (makes aircrafts) that owned its own plant/vehicle maintenance, tool making, logistics and so on. there was even a department to paint the walls. A manager's headache for sure, give the mass to manage, but whatever you needed to be done was done the way you wanted, in the time you asked, and zero money was bled through external contractors. Then the kickback era knocked the door i guess.

[@Andy-P]

Self-sufficient. Yes that is China's plan. No need to buy stuff from the west then.

[@juliahello6673]

I love that last sentence

[@TsarOfRuss]

Your hair is coming out really fine! 😌

[@CyrusJanssen]

Thank you for noticing!

[@joekraska]

The term you are looking for is "hectare." This is a 100x100 meter plot (10,000 square meters exactly). "Hecta acre" is not correct.

[@marlotree6909]

WAYTOGO! Oligarchs eat your heart out. I facilitated for green towers in south africa-industrial solar plants with towers and turbines for updraft, greenhouse and collector. Very potent industrial solar plant. Still have the business plan. The Chinese would have started a glass factory in the kalahari, SA, which sand is ideal for glass for the 7km2 solar plant. OIL companies, oligarchs, made sure they floored it through SA government. We could have missed this whole orchestrated load shedding ordeal and could have given the energy from the green tower for free to SAfricans since the green tower would have generated income from 3x harvests from the greenhouse part. Oligarchs chase profits and control to the detriment of the people. SAfrica 's energy situation the best example of their criminal acts.

[@ItopaAl]

This was what they told us that the west was about. Grew up and found different!

[@mamacryright5740]

There are but halfway through they've now divert to crisis driven in foreign lands , a new enthusiasm evolved

[@passby8070]

Hey Cyrus, well done for doing the hard and honorable thing by sharing the truth, the world is more peaceful with less fear mongering.

[@bong9476]

Cyrus, your crown is impressive! Mind sharing the secret?

[@Konamakona]

Hair implants

[@bong9476]

@@Konamakona ... Ooo ... i thought 💭 Made in China or Japan Hair Tonic!

[@dokingjonson6173]

Incredible

[@efrensupanga257]

Such beneficial endeavors must be the focus of all countries' competitions and not on the foolish production of weapons of mass destruction.

[@nowthen3150]

Thank you for spreading truth and knowledge. Always learn so much from Cyrus!!

[@user-lu4fn9pe4y]

''Amazing what you can do when you don't go around the world invading countries causing untold misery and suffering.'' -d9918

[@doorwhisperer]

so why doesnt china give it a go then?

[@user-dc1ud6px3s]

Underestimating China doesn't hurt China, it only hurts those who believe the lies.

[@jazening3075]

Awesome! Keep going China! TEAM CHINA ALL THE WAY!👍🙏🙂🐲🐉

[@1bhaihay]

Thank you. It is difficult to keep up with what is going on in China without you.

[@derricktruong2760]

The difference between China and U.S is China success is the world’s success. U. S success is self success

[@spectre750]

I smell BS. The US tried a similar system, the panels need endless cleaning or their output drops significantly. The photo cells degrade over time too. It's likely got less than 25 years left in it. All that construction was done by fossil powered machinery meaning the carbon payback will likely never be offset by the usable energy produced. Having the largest wind generation is also meaningless if the failure rate of the turbines and Co2 cost of construction are not considered too. Wind and solar are an endless death dive into nowhere unless the Co2 content in their production is cut by 60% and their lifespan is improved by 50%. So it really does not matter who is doing it bigger or better. They would have got better mileage from nuclear power.

[@Shenzhou.]

Solar panels do have problems associated with them. But at the solar farm at the beginning ( 0:25 ) of the video doesn't employ solar panels, instead its uses mirrors to focus the Sun's rays onto the top of the central tower like a magnifying glass and heating up molten salt located within. The heat from the molten salt turns water into steam to drive turbines and generate electricity.

[@yzy8638]

thats why they leading in EV, which depend lesser and lesser on fossil fuel to run machinery, meanwhile American still believe you need slave to pick cotton.

[@gusbilly]

Thanks!

[@CyrusJanssen]

Wow thank you for the generous donation to the channel! Appreciate your support!

[@basilhammer2965]

Wonderful video as always Cyrus

[@gracewee2737]

Thank you Cyrus for giving us useful info and the truth about renewable energy