Analysis of the development status of the wind farm industry in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in 2024. The number of winning wind farms ranks first in the country[Photos]Provided by Qianzhan.com

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Core data of this article:Cumulative installed capacity of wind power in Inner Mongolia; number of winning wind farms in Inner Mongolia

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is rich in wind energy resources

Inner Mongolia is very rich in wind energy resources. In the region’s 1.183 million square kilometers of land, the total wind energy reserves reach 89,800 kilowatts, and the amount of wind energy technology that can be developed and utilized is 150 million kilowatts, accounting for 40% of the country’s available wind energy reserves. The seasonal and diurnal changes in wind speed in Inner Mongolia are basically consistent with the laws of production and daily electricity consumption. Inner Mongolia has a vast territory, sparse population, and most areas are flat pastures, making it very suitable for the construction of large wind farms.

According to the China Meteorological Administration, in 2023, there will be 4 provinces (regions) in China with annual average wind speed exceeding 6.0m/s, and 6 provinces (regions) with annual average wind power density exceeding 200 W/m2, all of which are in Inner Mongolia. Looking specifically at the rankings, Inner Mongolia ranks among the top two in the country for average wind speed and average wind speed power density, which shows the richness of its wind energy resources.

The state strongly supports the development of wind power business in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

In April 2024, the National Development and Reform Commission and other departments issued the “Notice on Several Policies and Measures to Support Green, Low-Carbon and High-Quality Development in Inner Mongolia”, proposing to use the Kubuqi, Ulanbuhe, Tengger, and Badain Jaran Deserts as the The focus is to plan and build large-scale wind power and photovoltaic bases, and to propose clear plans for the regional development of wind farms in Inner Mongolia from the national level. Since 2021, the key policies related to wind farms in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region are summarized as follows:

Note: Data statistics are as of April 2024.

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region’s wind power installed capacity grows rapidly

Since 2018, Inner Mongolia’s cumulative installed wind power capacity has grown rapidly, exceeding 60 million kilowatts in 2023, reaching 69.61 million kilowatts, an increase of 52.38% from 2022, and the growth rate has reached the highest level in recent years.

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region ranks first in the country in terms of number of Yousheng wind farms

In the 2022 wind farm selection, Inner Mongolia ranks first in the country in the number of winning wind farms, reaching 60, accounting for 9.48% of the total number of winning wind farms, close to 10%.

Note: As of April 2024, wind farm information in 2023 has not yet been disclosed. The data here is for 2022, the same below.

List of 5A-level winning wind farms in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

Since Inner Mongolia is rich in wind energy resources, it was a region where the country strongly supported the construction of wind farms in the early days. Major companies have also gone to Inner Mongolia to build wind farms. In 2022, among the 60 winning wind farms in Inner Mongolia, a total of 13 wind farms will receive a 5A rating. The specific list is as follows:

For more detailed research and analysis on this industry, please refer to the “China Wind Farm Construction Market Foresight and Investment Strategic Planning Analysis Report” by the Qianzhan Industry Research Institute.

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