Lu Qingshan was reborn and returned to the northwest countryside in 2012, and accidentally activated the power generation cashback system.
For every kilowatt-hour of electricity generated by the photovoltaic panels in your name, the system will give you a dollar in cash back!
Taking over a 100KW photovoltaic unit, how much will you earn per day? Not enough to fit between teeth.
So he frantically purchased second-hand photovoltaic panels and began to transform tens of thousands of acres of Gobi desert.
The installed capacity exceeds 100 million, and the daily income is tens of millions!
The installed capacity exceeds one billion, and the daily revenue exceeds 100 million!
The coal boss closed the road? Throw money at it and run it over.
Energy Bureau card approval? Technical dimensionality reduction strikes.
Wall Street short selling? Hundreds of billions of cash flows to fight to the end!
Many years later, when the Western plutocrats strangled the Dragon Kingdom with an oil blockade, Lu Qingshan pressed the red button in the northwest central control room.
The space photovoltaic matrix unfolds and the world lights up.
Crude oil futures fell into pieces within an hour.
He leaned back on the chair, looked at the sun outside the window, and smiled:
"The sunshine is so beautiful today, and it's another day where God is chasing us to feed us."
Reader comments
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I have read thirty or forty chapters so far and feel pretty good. The total amount is a bit small, so I don't dare to read it all in one go.
I watched it a little more, and it felt a little cold. Every time I described the protagonist, his face was expressionless.
In the past, it was rare to see more professional farming articles on this subject. The advantage is that it is fresh, but the disadvantage is that the plot advances slowly, there are too many obstacles, and it is not interesting enough.
This book is very good. It allows people to see the ups and downs and darkness of various human factors in starting a business in remote areas [smile]
It's true, starting a business is difficult, and project survival is like this, and there is no room for falsehood.
Good, good, good, good, good!
I have read thirty or forty chapters so far and feel pretty good. The total amount is a bit small, so I don't dare to read it all in one go. I watched it a little more, and it felt a little cold. Every time I described the protagonist, his face was expressionless.