[Beijing, April 2024] According to the latest data from the National Energy Administration (NEA), China's installed capacity of wind and solar power has reached a milestone 1.482 billion kilowatts by the end of March 2024, officially overtaking coal-fired power for the first time in history. This breakthrough builds on previous achievements: non-fossil energy sources first exceeded coal capacity in late 2023, followed by renewable energy (including wind, solar and biomass) surpassing coal again by end-2024. The latest data marks a new chapter in China's low-carbon transition, demonstrating the nation's unwavering commitment to sustainable development and its global leadership in climate governance.
Three-Stage Leapfrog Development
- December 2023: Non-fossil energy capacity reaches 1.45 billion kW, first exceeding coal
- December 2024: New energy capacity (wind/solar/biomass) hits 1.53 billion kW
- March 2024: Wind & solar alone achieve 1.482 billion kW milestone
Singfo Solar: Powering the Transition with Cutting-Edge Solutions
As a Tier-1 manufacturer with 17 years of industry expertise, Singfo Solar remains at the forefront of this energy revolution. Our vertically integrated solutions encompass:
- High-Efficiency Modules: PERC/TOPCon/HJT technologies with up to 23.7% conversion efficiency
- Smart Energy Storage: Lithium-ion battery systems with intelligent EMS management
- Customized EPC Services: Utility-scale plants to commercial & industrial rooftop installations
"Our 1GW overseas project portfolio demonstrates technical prowess in complex environments," said Dr. Li Ming, CTO of Singfo Solar. "We're committed to delivering LCOE-optimized solutions through continuous R&D investment."
Global Vision, Local Commitment
With 28 patented technologies and certifications including TÜV Rheinland & IEC 61215, Singfo Solar has empowered green transition in 17 countries across Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Europe. Our 24/7 multilingual service team ensures seamless project execution from design to O&M.
The energy transition journey continues. Stay tuned for more updates as China progresses towards its 2030 carbon peak target.
