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China launched the world’s first commercial supercritical CO2 power plant in Guizhou on Dec. 20, 2025, using steel waste heat to generate electricity with 85% higher efficiency.
China launched the world’s first commercial-scale supercritical CO2 power project in Guizhou Province on December 20, 2025, using waste heat from steel production to generate electricity with over 85% higher efficiency than traditional systems.
The Chaotan One plant, developed by CNNC’s Nuclear Power Institute, features 15-megawatt units that deliver 50% more net power and require half the space, producing over 70 million kilowatt-hours annually.
The technology, which pressurizes CO2 beyond its critical point for improved energy transfer, marks a major step in clean energy innovation and supports China’s carbon reduction goals.
China lanzó la primera planta de energía supercrítica de CO2 comercial del mundo en Guizhou el 20 de diciembre de 2025, utilizando calor residual de acero para generar electricidad con un 85% de eficiencia superior.