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What is photovoltaic sand control technology?

Photovoltaic sand control technology aims to develop agriculture within the power station with desert photovoltaic power stations as the core and combine clean energy power generation, desert control and water-saving agriculture to achieve a win–win situation of power generation, sand control and agriculture.

What is China's largest environmental desert control photovoltaic project?

China's largest environmental desert control photovoltaic (PV) project in the Kubuqi desert, North China's Inner Mongolia, has connected to the grid. The 100,000-mu (6,666 hectares) project is providing clean energy for China's power grid while helping improve the environment of the desert, showing China's latest efforts at eco-development.

Can a photovoltaic power station be built in the desert?

"Building a photovoltaic power station in the desert is not easy, and requirement for solar equipment is higher due to the windy and sandy environment in the desert," Miao Ruijun, deputy head of Mengxi New Energy Dalad Photovoltaic Power Station in SPIC Nei Mongol Energy Co, told the Global Times at the site on Saturday.

Does PV power station deployment promote desert greening in China?

In general, the desert greening (with a significant increase in vegetation) in China from PV power station deployment is largely promoted by the policy-driven Photovoltaic Desert Control Projects. However, the human activities effects on vegetation are often superimposed on the long-term climate-driven variations.

How much photovoltaic installed capacity of fishery & PV complementary projects?

The photovoltaic installed capacity of fishery and photovoltaic complementary is basically 0.05 MW per mu of water surface. According to the Chinese Ministry of Civil Affairs, each county can develop 50–500 MW of fish-PV complementary project. China has already put into use many fish-PV complementary projects.

Does PV power station deployment affect desert vegetation?

Previous remote sensing studies of a few PV power stations have demonstrated that the PV power station deployment does not significantly alter desert vegetation (Edalat and Stephen, 2017; Potter, 2016).