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UPDATED: 14:52, March 25, 2005
Shanghai seeks new energy from wind and sunlight
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Facing the "energy bottleneck", Shanghai has carried out preliminary investigations regarding the renewable energy resources in atmosphere in an attempt to optimize the city's energy structure.

As learned from the Shanghai Weather Bureau, a detailed report on Shanghai's wind energy resources has been basically finalized. The report shows costal regions of Shanghai are rich in wind energy and suitable for generating electricity via wind.

Developing wind power in most areas of Shanghai is not quite practical due to influence of city planning and dense buildings. So relevant departments have turned their attention to developing wind power in coastal regions and on the sea.

Shanghai is rich in solar energy resources. Statistics show the annual sunshine duration in Shanghai amounted to 1,930 hours in 2004. The figure amounts to 2, 318 hours in the Chongming Island. Experts therefore propose to introduce advanced sunlight application system into city construction, development of the Chongming Island and design of residential communities.

By People's Daily Online


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