Energizing the Far East: How the Region's Power Sector Is Changing
In 2015, electricity consumption in the Far East was 57 TWh. This figure has grown by 35% over the past 10 years. The key driver of this growth is the region's active development: new factories, residential areas, and infrastructure projects. And with the help of new stations and networks, the Far East's energy system will have 8.4 GW of additional capacity by 2042.
How are combined-cycle technologies doubling the efficiency of power plants? Why are Russian turbines comparable to their global counterparts? And how will the construction of the region's first nuclear power plant change? Find out more in the latest episode of "There Is a Solution"!