The “China Statistical Yearbook 2026” recently published by the National Bureau of Statistics records the evolution of the domestic power supply landscape from 2000 to 2025: the total number of installed power generation units in the country expanded dramatically in 25 years, and thermal power acted as a ballast for a long time; wind power and solar power generation started from a near vacuum to achieve explosive growth, adding hydropower and nuclear power to expand in an orderly manner. The national power supply structure bid farewell to “one family”, forming a new pattern of collaborative development of multiple clean power sources.

The “China Statistical Yearbook 2026” recently published by the National Bureau of Statistics records the evolution of the domestic power supply landscape from 2000 to 2025: the total number of installed power generation units in the country expanded dramatically in 25 years, and thermal power acted as a ballast for a long time; wind power and solar power generation started from a near vacuum to achieve explosive growth, adding hydropower and nuclear power to expand in an orderly manner. The national power supply structure bid farewell to “one family”, forming a new pattern of collaborative development of multiple clean power sources.