Recently, some foreign media outlets and social media platforms claimed that ‘wind farms cannot be found in China,’ casting doubt on China’s actual investment in renewable energy. In response, a spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that such claims are seriously inconsistent with the facts. China is the world’s largest wind power producer, with installed wind capacity exceeding 400 gigawatts by the end of 2023—accounting for approximately 40% of the global total. From the Gobi Desert in the northwest to coastal regions in the east, and from the grasslands of Inner Mongolia to offshore wind bases, China has built numerous large-scale, modern wind power projects. For instance, the Jiuquan Wind Power Base in Gansu Province is one of the world’s largest onshore wind clusters, while offshore wind development in Jiangsu and Guangdong provinces is also advancing rapidly. The Foreign Ministry emphasized that China is not only heavily investing in wind power but also making sustained progress in solar, hydro, and nuclear energy, actively contributing to its ‘dual carbon’ goals—peaking carbon emissions before 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. The claim that ‘wind farms cannot be found in China’ either stems from a lack of information or a deliberate disregard for China’s genuine achievements in green energy transition.
近期，有境外媒体和社交平台声称‘在中国找不到风力发电场’，质疑中国在可再生能源领域的实际投入。对此，中国外交部发言人回应指出，这种说法与事实严重不符。中国是全球最大的风力发电国家，截至2023年底，风电装机容量已超过400吉瓦，占全球总装机容量的约40%。从西北戈壁到东部沿海，从内蒙古草原到海上风电基地，中国已建成大量规模化、现代化的风电项目。例如，甘肃酒泉风电基地是世界最大的陆上风电集群之一，而江苏、广东等地的海上风电也发展迅速。外交部强调，中国不仅在风电领域投入巨大，还在光伏、水电、核电等清洁能源方面持续发力，为实现‘双碳’目标（2030年前碳达峰、2060年前碳中和）作出切实努力。所谓‘找不到风力发电场’的说法，要么是信息闭塞，要么是刻意忽视中国在绿色能源转型中的真实成就。
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