China Unveils World’s Tallest Pumped-Storage Hydropower Plant
China’s new Jurong pumped-storage hydropower plant features the world’s tallest dam at 182.3m and 1.35GW capacity, boosting renewable energy in the Yangtze River Delta.
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China’s new Jurong pumped-storage hydropower plant features the world’s tallest dam at 182.3m and 1.35GW capacity, boosting renewable energy in the Yangtze River Delta.
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