China is the largest renewable energy producer in Asia. China generates nearly half of its renewable energy from hydropower plants.

https://www.nsenergybusiness.com/features/top-renewable-energy-producing-countries-in-asia/

Dear S J Malik ,

China is the first country in producing renewable energy.

Please see the statistics in the link:https://www.irena.org/Statistics/View-Data-by-Topic/Capacity-and-Generation/Country-Rankings

Best wishes

China is the largest renewable energy producer in Asia. China generates nearly half of its renewable energy from hydropower plants.

https://www.nsenergybusiness.com/features/top-renewable-energy-producing-countries-in-asia/

China the first country in Asia produces the most renuable energy

Thank you very much Dr Arvind Singh

Thank you Prof Muawya Ahmed Hussein

Thank you Prof Abdelhalim Zekry

It would be very interesting to consider this question looking at it in relative rather than absolute terms, that is, what country in Asia, has the largest proportion of renewable energy in its generation mix?

Prof Carlos Rodríguez-Monroy you are right

@ Ahmed Moosa

China is the largest renewable energy producer in the world and the Hydropower plants in china produce produce 50% of its renewable energy. . The generation capacity of China is twice that of the USA .

Thank you very much Prof Ahmed Moosa for the valuable information

Thank you Ahmed Moosa

Thank yiu very much for your lovely comments Ahmed Moosa Carlos Rodríguez-Monroy Ahmad A. Al Rababah

China.

Thank you Mohammad Abdulhai for your comments

I think that one of the most successful country in terms of implementation and production of renewable energy is Singapore, officially the Republic of Singapore located in southeast of the continental Asia. Of course, there are some other countries that it take good actions in this filed e.g Japan and South Korea.

Thank you Hamid Reza Farhang for the comment

I think China in terms of volume but in terms of GDP intensity, it may Singapore, the high growth rate of renewable energy in South Korea.

Asia’s installed renewable energy capacity almost tripled between 2009 and 2018, increasing from 349.1GW to 1,023.5GW. The growth is primarily led by China, which now accounts for around 68% of the region’s total installed capacity.

I think China....

Being Asia the most populous continent by far it is very important to follow closely all energy-related issues and a very relevant one is energy poverty which affects differently all continents. In this respect, the contribution of renewable energies to mitigate this alarming problem that affects millions is indispensable since it allows isolated, low-income families access to electric power.

And still we are lagging from the rest of the world. Only rely on hydro.

And still we are lagging from the rest of the world. Only rely on hydro.

Thank you Muhammad Waqas Carlos Rodríguez-Monroy Amjad Ali Muhammad Abid Saeed for sharing your views