Feb. 2022. IED establishes the most up-to-date mapping of the WAPP area with the latest information in early 2022.

In total, more than 200 powerplants, 570 substations and 1040 transmission lines have been georeferenced.

In 2022, it is estimated that the installed capacity in the whole area exceeds 25 GW. The ENR share is estimated to be around 31% as described in the following table:

Type	Capacity (MW)	Part
Biomass	32	0%
Solar	535	2%
Wind	203	1%
Hydro	7130	28%
Thermal	2013	8%
Gas	15744	61%
TOTAL WAPP	25720	100%
Part ENR WAPP	7919	31%

More than 5 GW of generation is to be delivered in the short term in the next few years, which will bring the capacity of the area to more than 30 GW. The map below shows the distribution of power plants, with a wide disparity in the distribution of technologies, depending on the potential of the area.

 

The database built will be able to feed the NAP and GAP software for energy supply stability studies (GAP) and transport network studies (NAP).