Power generation equipment refers to machinery designed to convert primary energy into electrical energy. Such equipment is widely utilized across various sectors, including centralized and distributed power generation, emergency and backup power supplies, mobile and specialized power applications, as well as cutting-edge and integrated technologies.
As of the end of October 2025, the nation's cumulative installed power generation capacity reached 3.75 billion kilowatts, comprising 1.14 billion kilowatts of solar power and 590 million kilowatts of wind power. Key technological innovations in the energy sector for 2025 include the concentrating and heat-collection system for a 100-megawatt-class multi-tower concentrated solar power (CSP) plant and a complete 500-megawatt-class large-scale impulse hydro-generator unit. In August 2024, national initiatives were launched to promote the upgrading and retrofitting of power generation equipment, including thermal, wind, photovoltaic, and hydroelectric facilities. Technologies for remote monitoring, intelligent diagnostics, and smart operation and maintenance are becoming increasingly widespread.
