TURFAN, China, May 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — On May 15th, the total installed capacity of power sources in Turfan City reached 10.09 million kilowatts, marking a historic breakthrough exceeding the 10 million kilowatt threshold. Among this, the installed capacity of new energy reached 6.94 million kilowatts, representing 68.78% of the total installed capacity. This milestone signifies significant progress in optimizing the energy structure and advancing the green and low-carbon transformation of Turfan City.
In recent years, Turfan City has leveraged its abundant wind and solar energy resources, positioning the new energy industry as a critical driver for high-quality economic development. Through strategic planning and policy guidance, the installed capacity of new energy in the city has more than doubled compared to the “13th Five-Year Plan” period, establishing a clean energy system dominated by wind power and photovoltaic power. To date, the installed capacity of wind power in Turfan Power Grid has reached 4.11 million kilowatts, while the installed capacity of photovoltaic power has reached 2.83 million kilowatts. The proportion of new energy power generation continues to rise, providing essential support for achieving the “dual carbon” goals in Xinjiang and nationwide.
Despite challenges such as lengthy development and construction cycles, stringent technical requirements, and complex cross-departmental coordination for new energy projects, State Grid Turfan Power Supply Company has innovatively implemented a “one-to-one” precise service mechanism. Collaborating with experts from government, enterprises, and universities, the company has conducted technological research and development, successfully addressing key technical issues such as the decline in short-circuit ratios following high-proportion new energy integration and wideband oscillations in the power grid. From project planning and grid connection testing to power consumption management, the company provides comprehensive, full-cycle guarantees for new energy customers, ensuring the early and efficient grid connection of new energy projects.
