巴西可再生能源行业报告(2018-2022年)
Brazil ended 2017 with installed power generation
capacity of 157.1 GW, an increase of 4.6% y/y. The
country’s electric energy mix is dominated by
renewable energy sources, with only 18.5% of
installed capacity depending on fossil fuels or
nuclear power, as of December 2017. Hydropower
alone had a 63.8% share in the mix. During the
year, the country added 6,976 MW of installed
capacity, mainly due to the entry into operation
of new large hydropower plants, wind farms and
solar power plants. According to the estimates of
ANEEL, Brazil will add a further 5,431 MW of new
capacity over the course of 2018.