Six huge hydropower stations along the Yangtze River—Wudongde, Baihetan, Xiluodu, Xiangjiaba, Three Gorges Dam, and Gezhouba Dam—form the world's largest clean energy corridor, extends over 1,800 kilometers with a water level drop over 900 meters. Atotal of 110 hydroelectric generators operate together along the corridor, (generate)plentiful green electricity for use.
China's capability to produce million-kilowatt power-producing units couldn't have been obtained new techniques, materials, and industrial upgrades. So far, all the six stations (connect) to an industrial internet platform, which marks the completion of an "industrial brain" of the world's largest clean energy corridor. This is expected (boost) the corridor's operational efficiency and reliability significantly.
Apart from supplying electricity, clean energy corridor has also formed a768-kilometer deep waterway that (consistent) improves the navigation conditions of the Yangtze River. Previously unnavigable sections have been turned into wide (passage), and small ports along the corridor have grown stronger and bigger. This strengthens the advantages of water transportation along the Yangtze River, (know) for its low energy consumption, high capacity and cost-effectiveness.
As a result, the world's largest clean energy corridor has evolved into a corridor of (ecology) conservation.
