Comprehensive utilization of sewage treatment plants, distributed photovoltaic power generation
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The distributed photovoltaic power generation project at Wuhan Beihu Sewage Treatment Plant is located within the first phase of the plant’s site, with a total construction capacity of approximately 23.7276 megawatts. Once completed, it is expected to become the largest distributed photovoltaic power generation project for a sewage treatment plant in China. The project is mainly divided into two parts: roof photovoltaic systems are installed on the rooftops of the buildings at the Beihu Sewage Treatment Plant, while prestressed flexible support photovoltaic systems are installed on various structures such as secondary sedimentation tanks and biological tanks. The total investment in the project is 102 million yuan. It is estimated that once completed, the project will be able to generate around 22 million kWh of green, clean electricity per year, all of which will be used for the operation of the sewage treatment plant, thereby reducing reliance on conventional electricity. This measure can save approximately 8,000 tons of coal used for power generation, which is equivalent to reducing carbon dioxide emissions by around 20,000 tons, resulting in significant benefits in terms of pollution reduction and carbon cuttings.
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