China starts Baihetan hydro project, the biggest since Three Gorges

The Straits Times2021-06-28

SHANGHAI (REUTERS) - The giant Baihetan hydropower plant on the upstream branch of China's Yangtze river has begun generating electricity for the first time on Monday (June 28), state broadcaster CCTV...

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