China has built the largest power supply system in the world, and the annual per capita electricity consumption has increased to nearly 6116 kilowatt-hours.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen grass Luo Yuzi for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, September 7, according to CCTV news, learned from the 2023 International Energy Reform Forum that after China built the world's largest power supply system and clean power generation system last year, China's per capita electricity consumption has increased from 3919 kilowatt-hours in 2012 to nearly 6116 kilowatt-hours at present.

Statistics show that by the end of July, the total installed capacity of power generation in China this year reached 2.74 billion kilowatts. Since 2012, the installed capacity of per capita power generation in China has increased from 0.92kW to 1.8kW, the industrial electricity consumption above scale has increased from 4.2 trillion kWh to 8.4 trillion kWh, and the per capita electricity consumption has increased from 3919 kWh to nearly 6116 kWh.

In terms of power grid construction, today, the length of transmission lines over 220 kV in China is more than 880,000 km. The number of UHV channels put into operation nationwide has reached 36, the scale of "power transmission from west to east" is close to 300 million kilowatts, and the overall allocation of electric power in China is more efficient.

CTOnews.com Note: the 2023 International Energy change Forum is hosted by the State Investment Corporation and hosted by Jiangsu Company and CLP International. The guests come from 9 countries, including China, Kazakhstan, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Mongolia, the United Arab Emirates and Japan, including senior leaders and representatives of domestic and foreign energy authorities, leading enterprises, research institutions and industry organizations.

The 2023 International Energy change Forum conducted in-depth exchanges and discussions on clean energy technology innovation and application, clean energy cooperation and development in Asia, to share Asian countries' path of green and low-carbon transformation of energy in energy change, to seek consensus and cooperation, and to contribute Asian programs to promote global energy transformation and combat climate change.