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How impressive is China's desert photovoltaic technology? To put it this way, the technology that Europe and America spent ten years and billions of euros on and failed to accomplish has been successfully developed by China. Not only has China developed desert photovoltaic technology, but it has also used photovoltaics to control desertification, desert animal husbandry, and desert tourism. I'm not exaggerating; there are precedents for all of this. In 2009, Munich Re, a European insurance giant, and more than ten other companies developed an ambitious energy plan called the Desertec Initiative, which aimed to build a massive solar power station in the Sahara Desert and then construct several transmission lines to provide power to the entire Europe. This photovoltaic plan was dubbed the world's most ambitious green energy plan, but it failed in just five years.

It's not just Europe; in 2013, President Obama of the United States also launched the "Power Africa Plan," which aimed to invest $7 billion in energy facilities, including photovoltaics, in African countries south of the Sahara within five years. However, this plan has yet to produce significant results. In contrast, the Kubuqi Desert in China was recognized by the United Nations as a "Global Desertification Control and Ecological Economic Model Zone" because China not only built a photovoltaic power station but also used photovoltaics to green the desert and improve the ecology. Many European and American experts have come here to learn. So the question is: why is desert photovoltaics so difficult? Why can't Europe and America do it despite spending so much money, while China can create a world model out of it? Today, let's talk about China's exclusive technology: desert photovoltaic technology.