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2017 wind power installations and production by province

Published on: February 1, 2018

Original title: 2017年风电并网运行情况
Links: Source document (in Chinese) (link). Same statistics for (2016) (2015) (2014) (2013).


 

Newly installed capacity 2017 (MW)

[graphs added by China Energy Portal]

 

According to industry statistics, newly installed grid-connected capacity of wind power was 15.03 GW in 2017, with cumulative grid-connected capacity reaching 164 GW, accounting for 9.2% of the total installed power generation capacity。Annual wind power generation was 305.7 TWh, accounting for 4.8% of the total power generation, up 0.7 percentage points from 2016。In 2017, the national average wind power productivity was 1,948 full-load hours, an increase of 203 hours compared with last year。Annual wind power curtailment was 41.9 billion TWh, a reduction of 7.8 TWh compared with last year, with significant improvements in curtailment。

In 2017, administrative areas with higher than average wind power productivity were Fujian (2,756 full-load hours), Yunnan (2,484 hours), Sichuan (2,353 hours) and Shanghai (2,337 hours)。

In 2017, administrative areas with wind power curtailment rates exceeding 10% were Gansu (33% curtailment, or 9.2 TWh of curtailed wind power), Xinjiang (29%, or 13.3 TWh), Jilin (21%, or 2.3 TWh), Inner Mongolia (15%, or 9.5 TWh) and Heilongjiang (14%, or 1.8 TWh)。

2017 grid-connected wind power operational statistics

Province (autonomous region, municipality) Newly installed grid-connected generation capacity (MW) Cumulative grid-connected generation capacity (MW) Electricity production (GWh) Curtailment (GWh) Curtailment (%) Productivity (full-load hours)
Total 15,030 163,670 305,700 41,900 12% 1,948
Beijing 0 190 300 1,854
Tianjin 0 290 600 2,095
Hebei -70 11,810 26,300 2,030 7% 2,250
Shanxi 1,010 8,720 16,500 1,100 6% 1,992
Shandong 2,220 10,610 16,600 1,784
Inner Mongolia 1,130 26,700 55,100 9,500 15% 2,063
Liaoning 160 7,110 15,000 1,320 8% 2,142
Jilin 0 5,050 8,700 2,260 21% 1,721
Heilongjiang 90 5,700 10,800 1,750 14% 1,907
Shanghai 0 710 1,700 2,337
Jiangsu 950 6,560 12,000 1,987
Zhejiang 140 1,330 2,500 2,007
Anhui 400 2,170 4,100 2,006
Fujian 380 2,520 6,500 2,756
Jiangxi 610 1,690 3,100 1,995
Henan 1290 2,330 3,000 1,721
Hubei 520 2,530 4,800 2,098
Hunan 460 2,630 5,000 2,097
Chongqing 50 330 700 2,267
Sichuan 850 2,100 3,500 2,353
Shaanxi 1140 3,630 5,400 200 4% 1,893
Gansu 50 12,820 18,800 9,180 33% 1,469
Qinghai 930 1620 1,800 1,664
Ningxia 0 9,420 15,500 770 5% 1,650
Xinjiang 300 18,060 31,900 13,250 29% 1,750
Tibet -2 8 10 1,672
Guangdong 670 3,350 6,200 1,841
Guangxi 830 1500 2,500 2,280
Hainan 0 310 600 1,848
Guizhou 70 3,690 6,300 1,818
Yunnan 820 8,190 19,900 570 3% 2,484

Notes:1. Unit of installed capacity:MW;Generation unit:GWh;

2. Source of statistics on grid-connected installed capacity, power production, and productivity is the CEC;

3. Sources of statistics on curtailment and curtailment rates are the National Renewable Energy Center, and relevant grid enterprises。

[newly added installations added by China Energy Portal, based on same stats for 2016]

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