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29 July 2025
China's solar and onshore wind capacity reaches new heights while offshore wind shows
China is rapidly expanding its renewable energy capacity, with a 1.3 TW pipeline of utility-scale solar and wind projects and an operating capacity of 1.4 TW that surpassed thermal power in Q1 2025. While China leads globally in offshore wind capacity and technology, including floating platforms and high-capacity turbines, the sector faces challenges from the 2021 phaseout of national subsidies and competition from ongoing fossil fuel development in coastal provinces.
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Themes: renewable energy solar power wind power offshore wind energy transition
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decarbonization
Global Energy Monitor
Document type: Report
Regions: People's Republic of China

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