12 in Turkey wind energy ranked 16 in solar energy

Global Energy Monitor has released two new tools to show solar and wind production in the grid scale of all countries that monitor global migration in renewable energy today: a wind energy tracker covering 10 megawatts (MW) or more wind energy capacity santals and a solar energy tracker covering solar power plants in the network scale of 20 MW. Two followers that combine public, private and other public data, provide project-level data to show the speed and scope of building wind and solar energy of countries.

The leading China]
Global Wind Power Tracker , GWPT , 681.4 in 144 countries 13.263 wind power plant in the enterprise producing GW electricity and 882.0 extra GW lists 5235 possible project to produce electricity. Countries with maximum wind project capacity in the business:[
Home China (261.2 GW)
Home USA (127.3 GW)
] Home Germany (39.6 GW)
] Home Spain (26.8 GW)
] Home India (23.7 GW)

65 percent of total capacity
Global Solar Power Tracker (Global Solar Power Tracker, GSPT), 298.7 in 148 countries The 5190 solar energy project in GW-generating enterprise and the additional 3551 possible project to produce 474,9 GW is also listed. Accordingly, solar energy in the grid scale creates about 65% of the total global solar power capacity, 35 percent of the remaining housing and commercial facilities. Countries with maximum solar energy project capacity in the business are:
Home China (103.3 GW)
] Home USA (43.4 GW)
] Home India (29.0 GW)
]] Home Vietnam (11.3 GW)
] Home Mexican (10.5 GW)
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] It is critical to catch all coverage]
] According to the data; Turkey 12th (8th) among the countries with a maximum of wind power plants with a capacity of 10 MW and above in the business. 998 GW is located in 16th place (1,777 MW) between 20 MW and above solar energy capacity. GEM’s Global Power Tracker Project Manager Ingrid Behrsin study said: “It is critical to capture all the scope of built-in solar and wind power plants worldwide, measuring progress towards energy transition. With open access project-level data such as this, we are now in a much more powerful position to monitor how countries perform performance against their renewable energy goals. "