NEA: China's installed generation capacity up by 9.1% YoY in late Mar
2023-04-24 12:04:10 [Print]
The latest data released by China's National Energy Administration (NEA) on April 23 showed that by the end of March, the country's total installed generation capacity increased by 9.1% year on year to about 2,620 gigawatts. Among them, China's installed wind power capacity went up by 11.7% to about 380 gigawatts and installed solar power capacity increased by 33.7% to about 430 gigawatts, both on a year-on-year basis.
In the January-March period, China's new installed photovoltaic capacity was 33.66 gigawatts, up by 154.8% from about 13.21 gigawatts in the same period of 2022.
In the January-March period, major Chinese power enterprises' power supply projects received investments of RMB126.4 billion (USD18.31 billion) in total, up by 55.2% than a year earlier. Among them, investments in solar power projects increased by 177.6% to RMB52.2 billion (USD7.56 billion), those in nuclear power projects increased by 53.5% to RMB16.1 billion (USD2.33 billion) and those in power-grid projects increased by 7.5% to RMB66.8 billion (USD9.68 billion), all year on year.
In the January-March period, China's new installed photovoltaic capacity was 33.66 gigawatts, up by 154.8% from about 13.21 gigawatts in the same period of 2022.
In the January-March period, major Chinese power enterprises' power supply projects received investments of RMB126.4 billion (USD18.31 billion) in total, up by 55.2% than a year earlier. Among them, investments in solar power projects increased by 177.6% to RMB52.2 billion (USD7.56 billion), those in nuclear power projects increased by 53.5% to RMB16.1 billion (USD2.33 billion) and those in power-grid projects increased by 7.5% to RMB66.8 billion (USD9.68 billion), all year on year.
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