The phrase 'electricity generation capacity' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The city is investing in increasing its electricity generation capacity to meet growing demand."
China passed the United States last year as the world's largest installer of wind turbines, but wind still accounts for only 3.2 percent of China's installed electricity generation capacity and less than 2 percent of electricity generated.
However, only 1930 MW (14%) of that potential is currently being generated, which represent about 30% of gross installed grid-connected electricity generation capacity of Nigeria [14].
China struggles each summer to generate enough electricity, although there have been a few signs that electricity generation capacity is beginning to catch up with demand.
Roghun would be the highest dam in the world, and double Tajikistan's electricity generation capacity.
Combined with Didcot B, these unplanned outages alone have removed 7%percentt of total electricity generation capacity.
Nuclear power represented only 1.1 percent of China's electricity generation capacity at the end of last year.
India now has 4,500 megawatts of installed wind generators, accounting for about 3.4% of total electricity-generation capacity.
AT LESS than 8,000MW, Peru's total electricity-generation capacity is modest, barely matching four modern nuclear power stations.
And the state's entire electricity-generation capacity would have to be doubled, while simultaneously being replaced with emissions-free generation.
For all its swagger, Russia is short of gas, a problem that is already affecting its electricity-generation capacity.
Last year, the solar industry produced 1,195 megawatts of new electricity-generation capacity -- about the equivalent of one large power plant, Mr. Taub said.
