Hami, a city in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, is transforming into a center for renewable energy projects, including wind, solar, and hydrogen power. The city's unique location between the Gobi Desert and Tianshan Mountains provides an ideal setting for harnessing wind and solar energy, attracting substantial investments in renewable energy. Projects like the Baili Wind Zone, generating 3 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, and the SANY Wind Equipment Manufacturing Industrial Park, focusing on large megawatt wind turbines, are key contributors to Xinjiang's renewable energy capacity and carbon emissions reduction. Hami's Vice Mayor emphasized the city's pivotal role in China's renewable energy landscape, highlighting its potential for wind and solar energy development. With a focus on sustainable new-energy initiatives and environmental impact, Hami symbolizes Xinjiang's expanding renewable energy sector, positioning itself as a leader in the country's green energy transition.