What does Inner Mongolia rely on to generate electricity?

From the perspective of power structure, Inner Mongolia mainly relies on thermal power, accounting for more than 80%, and wind power and solar power combined account for 17.5%. From this point of view, based on Inner Mongolia’s vast geography, solar energy, and wind energy resources, Inner Mongolia’s power generation capacity still has huge development potential.

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, referred to as "Inner Mongolia", has the capital Hohhot. It is located in northern China, geographically between 37°24′-53°23′ north latitude and 97°12′-126°04′ east longitude. It borders Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, and Hebei in the northeast, and Shanxi, Shaanxi, and Shaanxi in the south. Ningxia is adjacent to Gansu in the southwest, Russia and Mongolia in the north, and spans the Northeast, North China, and Northwest regions.