Published: September 29, 2025
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🇨🇳 Every second in China, an average of 100 solar panels are installed. As of 2025 H1, they now have over 67% of the world's installed solar capacity. Within this decade, China's solar capacity alone will surpass total US electrical capacity from all sources.

In response to quite a few of the comments: ☢️ Nuclear is also a great investment and China is leading in new nuclear additions too.

@orikron This is important because? If China was truly serious about power they would not be wasting time with wind or solar. Instead true power is in nuclear energy and helium -3.

@Defiladefire You do know that China is the one most on track to establish a permanent moon presence and exploitation of Helium 3 for fusion purposes, right? Google "China chang'e missions" for more.

@orikron Americans spent all their money on waging war across the world and forgot about development at home. Every empire based on exploitation ends up by negligence at home.

@IndiaC4cl I like to believe that America's best centuries are still ahead of it. It's a land still filled with too much potential. It may not be for us to see, though.

@orikron Didn't that 🤡, Drumpf say last week that 🇨🇳 makes a ton of solar panels but sells them, never uses them? Is that another lie from him?

@BlackMambuh789 China has been exporting more solar panels and cells (which are the components of solar panels yet to be assembled) due to increasing external demand (from countries like India, Türkiye, etc...) and internal oversupply but they're still installing more than the rest of the world.

@orikron @grok how much silver is being used every day for these solar panels?

@orikron The heat produced from these vast solar arrays are likely more responsible for current increased global temp rises than are carbon fuels.

@orikron This is bad because after a decent hail storm you will have thousands of acres that are poisoning your water table... There is a difference between being a leader and simply doing things because you can...

@orikron Well done, seems like some western country's went back into stone age times when comparing.

@orikron Every single one of them will have to be replaced within 20-25 years. Aside from extreme remote applications can we skip this exercise and move on to more sensible SMR nuclear technology. Solar is inconsistent and needs back up. It’s not the technology to base a countries grid

@orikron So why are they still building coal power plants?

@orikron China just demolished 80,000,000+ apartments because they built them for nothing, just like your China propaganda solar panels. I lived in China before Xi, luckily. The weather is not conducive to solar. It is cloudy and it rains often.

@orikron Solar is garbage unless you are living in space when those solar panels need replacing in 2-4 years due to environment exposer or they get damaged suddenly you have no way to produce power and you are in debt.

@orikron Okay…

Image in tweet by Orikron 🇵🇹 骆培思

@orikron The US will just adopt nuclear fusion, no need for solar then.

@orikron When people realize the advantage this gives to power AI training, they will realize why this matters. Unfortunately it seems it will be too late. We are too busy arguing about how much money we should give to Israel.

@orikron food used to grow there.......

@orikron More oil for us!

@orikron All this automation in a country of 1.4 Billion people. No wonder the Europeans and the Trumpists are running scared.

@orikron Who cares.

@orikron Solar sucks

@orikron And they are opening a coal fired plant once a month. They are not dumb enough to think you can go totally green like the idiots in the west. We need all sources.

@orikron Dear Orikron? You stated: "do you by any chance read chinese? there are quite a few chinese liberals on this platform." There may be, liberal Chinese on this platform, and I'd be willing to venture they are NOT in China. Liberals in China, doing what liberals do?? That's

@orikron How much land are they taking up with all those unsightly solar panels? 🤔

@orikron Nuclear Power is where it's at, not Solar nor Wind

@orikron Very concerning

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