Solar power plant, the largest construction man ever built?

Solar power plants that are part of Tesla's new energy project will probably be much larger in size than originally anticipated.

Tesla's giant solar plant

Solar power plants that are part of Tesla 's new energy project will probably be much larger in size than originally anticipated. In one of his presentations, Dean Haymore from Story District Committee said Tesla bought an additional 1200 acres of land (about 5 million square meters) next to the building under construction and will buy another 350 acres in the near future. .

Tesla and billionaire Elon Musk have not had an official announcement, but it is certain that this work will be expanded on a very large scale. Tesla once said that the company wants to build an energy plant that provides enough energy for 500,000 cars.

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Initially, Tesla will build a complex that includes energy storage, battery production and an estimated total area of ​​about 3 million square meters. But it seems that the initial estimated area is not enough, not to mention the solar panels .

If this statement is true, Tesla's entire solar power plant system will have a total area of ​​nearly 8 million square meters . Which according to Wiki, if built, this will be the largest architecture that people ever built on Earth.

Tesla is ambitious to change the energy industry around the world, with its Power Wall and solar power plants. When used extensively, households and businesses will reduce their reliance on the common electricity network and traditional energy.

But to be able to power an entire country, in the future may be worldwide with just solar power, Tesla will need a giant solar plant. The largest solar power plant in the world today is Ivanpah in the US, producing nearly 400 megawatts a year to supply 140,000 households. The total area of ​​Ivanpah is about 14 million m2, but most of the area is an energy field where solar panels are placed, not a factory.