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Official statistics show that France added 565 megawatts of new grid-connected renewable energy capacity in the third quarter, most of which was wind and solar
.
According to data released by transmission system operator RTE, the country's cumulative installed capacity at the end of September exceeded the threshold of 50,000 MW, reaching 50,188 MW
.
Wind farms accounted for 14,288 MW, while solar power generated 8,374 MW
.
In the third quarter of 2018, France added 315 MW of new wind power, down from 538 MW in the same period last year
.
Currently, around 4.
1% of France's electricity demand is met by wind power, totalling 4 TWh
.
At the same time, France added 213 MW of solar PV, up
from 172 MW in the same period last year.
The total production of solar farms is 3.
9 TWh, which accounts for 3.
9%
of the national consumption in France.
Overall, renewables met 21% of the country's electricity demand
between July and September.
According to RTE, France is on track to achieve its target
of 15,000 MW of installed wind power capacity by the end of 2018.
However, RTE said that for solar, it may not meet its previously set year-end target of 10,200 MW of PV
installations.
Official statistics show that France added 565 megawatts of new grid-connected renewable energy capacity in the third quarter, most of which was wind and solar
.
According to data released by transmission system operator RTE, the country's cumulative installed capacity at the end of September exceeded the threshold of 50,000 MW, reaching 50,188 MW
.
Wind farms accounted for 14,288 MW, while solar power generated 8,374 MW
.
In the third quarter of 2018, France added 315 MW of new wind power, down from 538 MW in the same period last year
.
Currently, around 4.
1% of France's electricity demand is met by wind power, totalling 4 TWh
.
At the same time, France added 213 MW of solar PV, up
from 172 MW in the same period last year.
The total production of solar farms is 3.
9 TWh, which accounts for 3.
9%
of the national consumption in France.
Overall, renewables met 21% of the country's electricity demand
between July and September.
According to RTE, France is on track to achieve its target
of 15,000 MW of installed wind power capacity by the end of 2018.
However, RTE said that for solar, it may not meet its previously set year-end target of 10,200 MW of PV
installations.
