China starts $6.4b power transmission and storage project

China starts $6.4b power transmission and storage project
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By Dan Murtaugh(Bloomberg) -- China’s largest utility has started construction on a 28 billion yuan (NZ$6.4b) project to transmit electricity across three provinces and store it in mountain reservoirs as the country integrates growing amounts of intermittent renewable energy.The project includes a 1,069-kilometer (664-mile) ultra-high-voltage power line from northern Shaanxi province to the outskirts of Hefei, a city of almost 10 million in eastern China, state-run Beijing Youth Daily reported. Near its terminus, it will be connected...

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