Inner Mongolia’s Power Transmission Capacity to Beijing Reaches About 24 Million Kilowatts

This is grid infrastructure, not a crypto or RWA story, so its relevance to digital-asset markets is indirect at best — it speaks to the physical energy base that increasingly underpins power-intensive sectors like data centers and, by extension, compute-linked tokenization narratives. The detail that matters is the mix: ultra-high-voltage AC alongside point-to-grid and grid-to-grid links, which is the kind of layered capacity planning that supports long-distance, high-volume supply. Whether this capacity buildout continues at the same pace, and how it is allocated across industrial demand, is the open question worth tracking.