China's installed power generation capacity reaches 3.19 billion kilowatts, up 14.5% from last year - Chinese media

According to China's National Energy Administration, as of the end of October, China's installed power generation capacity stood at about 3.19 billion kilowatts, up 14.5% from the same period last year.
Installed capacity increased 48% to approximately 790 million kilowatts, and wind power capacity increased 20.3% to approximately 490 million kilowatts.
From January to October this year, the average usage time of power generation facilities nationwide was 2,880 hours.
The company's investment in power supply construction projects increased 8.3% to 718.1 billion former (approximately 15.3 trillion yen). Of this, investment in power transmission network construction projects increased 20.7% to 450.2 billion former (approximately 9.6 trillion yen).
By the end of October, 3.551 billion renewable energy green certificates had been issued nationwide. Of these, 1.323 billion were for wind power generation, accounting for 37.25% of the total, and 600 million were for solar power generation.
81 million sheets, or 19.18% of the total, general hydroelectric power generation 1,277 million sheets, or 35.97% of the total, biomass power generation 264 million sheets, or 7.44% of the total, and other renewable energy
The number of green certificate transactions nationwide reached a total of 384 million as of the end of October, and the scale is steadily expanding.
Electricity consumption levels rose rapidly.