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2018 Q1&2 wind power installations and production by province

Published on: July 30, 2018

Original title: 2018年上半年风电并网运行情况
Links: Source document (in Chinese) (link). Same stats for (2017) (2016).


According to industry statistics, from January to June 2018, nationwide newly installed wind power capacity was 7.94 GW. By the end of June, cumulative wind power capacity reached 171.6 GW;From January to June, total wind power generation was 191.7 TWh, an increase of 28.7% year-on-year;average productivity was 1143 full-load hours, an increase of 159 hours year-on-year;from January to June, curtailment of wind power was 18.2 TWh, down 5.3 TWh year-on-year。

From January to June, provinces with relatively high newly installed capacity were Jiangsu province (920 MW), Inner Mongolia (910 MW), Qinghai (850 MW), Henan (660 MW), Shanxi (590 MW), and Ningxia (540 MW)。Provinces with relatively high productivity were Yunnan (1592 full-load hours), Liaoning (1335 hours), Fujian (1302 hours), Hebei (1297 hours), and Sichuan (1296 hours)。

2018H1 wind power operating statistics

Province (autonomous region, municipality) Grid-connected capacity, additions Grid-connected capacity, cumulative Power production Curtailment Wind power curtailment (% of all) Full-load hours
Total 7,940 171,610 191,700 18,180 8.7% 1143
Beijing 0 190 190 1026
Tianjin 230 520 440 1238
Hebei 460 12,270 15,700 440 2.7% 1297
Shanxi 590 9,310 11,320 60 0.6% 1263
Inner Mongolia 910 27,610 31,420 6,310 16.7% 1179
Liaoning 140 7,250 9,580 130 1.3% 1335
Jilin 50 5,100 5,530 360 6.1% 1093
Heilongjiang 150 5,850 6,300 330 5.0% 1099
Shanghai 0 710 910 1278
Jiangsu 920 7,480 8,280 1292
Zhejiang 90 1,420 1,430 1049
Anhui 140 2,310 2,510 1105
Fujian 260 2,780 3,410 1302
Jiangxi 390 2,080 1,990 976
Shandong 200 10,810 13,000 1226
Henan 660 2,990 2,890 996
Hubei 310 2,840 3,200 1153
Hunan 160 2,790 3,130 1158
Guangdong 130 3,480 3,040 874
Guangxi 390 1,890 2,100 1227
Hainan 10 320 270 804
Chongqing 0 330 330 990
Sichuan 80 2,180 2,800 1296
Guizhou 30 3,720 3,840 70 1.8% 1049
Yunnan 130 8,320 13,100 30 0.2% 1592
Tibet 0 10 10 1146
Shaanxi 110 3,740 3,730 100 2.6% 1034
Gansu 0 12,820 11,720 3,010 20.5% 918
Qinghai 850 2,470 1,870 20 0.8% 799
Ningxia 540 9,960 10,110 170 1.6% 1038
Xinjiang 0 18,060 17,500 7,130 28.9% 969

Notes:1. Unit of installed capacity:MW;Generation unit:GWh;
2. Statistics are as dispatched by the grid companies. The main difference between these statistics and the CEC statistics is that wind power installations below 6000 kW and in the Shaanxi regional electric power grid are included.。

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