人民网：武汉2025年全社会用电量公布 新能源与数字经济成增长双引擎

Core Insights - The total electricity consumption in Wuhan for 2025 reached 85.712 billion kilowatt-hours, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 4.76% compared to 2024, indicating robust resilience in the economy [1] - The electricity consumption data highlights a shift in Wuhan's economic direction, with significant growth in sectors such as new energy vehicle manufacturing and internet data services, which saw year-on-year increases of 71.9% and 240.6%, respectively [1] Industry Electricity Consumption - The secondary industry experienced a year-on-year electricity consumption growth of 5.53%, with manufacturing seeing a notable increase of 7.57%, surpassing the average growth rate [1] - The automotive manufacturing sector's electricity consumption grew by 13.05%, with new energy vehicle manufacturing leading with a 71.9% increase, underscoring Wuhan's position as a leader in the electrification transition [1] - The computer, communication, and other electronic device manufacturing sectors also reported a 14.29% increase in electricity consumption [1] Service Sector Growth - The third industry, particularly internet data services, exhibited a remarkable surge in electricity consumption, soaring by 240.6%, highlighting the explosive growth of Wuhan's digital economy industry cluster [1] Infrastructure Development - In 2025, the State Grid Wuhan Electric Power Company focused on creating a modern electricity business environment, implementing a "dual long system" for major project connections, facilitating immediate project commencement and electricity access [3] - The construction of the large power grid continued, with the commissioning of two 500 kV substations, injecting strong momentum into regional economic development [3] - The company also executed 20 key projects for grid optimization and reinforcement, ensuring timely completion of 165 summer peak power supply projects [3] Changes in Electricity Structure - The growth rate of electricity consumption for urban and rural residents reached 3.84%, which is lower than the overall societal growth rate, while the electricity consumption for charging and swapping services increased by 17.4%, reflecting a rise in citizens' willingness for green travel [3]