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13, 2025
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01, 2025
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31, 2025
Hubei Accelerates Efforts to Become China’s Carbon Trading Hub, Plans to Include Methane in Market
Hubei Province is stepping up efforts to establish itself as China’s national carbon trading hub. On March 11, officials released the Implementation Plan for Developing Hubei as a National Carbon Market Hub, outlining strategies to lower the market entry threshold and expand the scope of tradable greenhouse gases to include methane.
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Jul.
31, 2025
Huaneng Puts China’s Largest PV-Compatible Electrolytic Hydrogen Production System into Operation
China’s largest single-unit photovoltaic (PV)-compatible electrolytic hydrogen production system has officially begun full-load operation at Huaneng’s Zhangye Green Power Hydrogen Demonstration Station.
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17
Jul.
31, 2025
Key to Renewable Energy Law Revision: Ensuring Efficient Integration of New Energy
According to the 2024–2025 National Power Supply and Demand Analysis and Forecast Report, China’s total installed power generation capacity is projected to surpass 3.8 billion kilowatts (GW) by the end of 2025.
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Jul.
31, 2025
Construction on the Gansu-Zhejiang ±800kV ultra-high voltage (UHV) direct current (DC) transmission project has entered a new phase, as the first concrete foundation for the Gansu section was successfully poured on March 13. This marks the full-scale rollout of construction in the province.
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Jul.
31, 2025
China’s Largest “Coal Power + Molten Salt” Energy Storage Project Completes Main Construction
On March 15, the final steel beam was hoisted into place at the main facility of the Suzhou Power Plant’s “Coal Power + Molten Salt” energy storage project, marking the completion of its main construction. The project, operated by China Energy’s Anhui branch, is the largest of its kind in China and has now entered the equipment testing phase.
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Jul.
31, 2025
Guangdong’s Green Power Demand to Exceed 10 Billion kWh in 2025
Guangdong is set to see its demand for green electricity surpass 10 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) in 2025, according to China Southern Power Grid’s Guangdong branch. Most of this demand comes from industries such as computer communications, electronic equipment manufacturing, and internet services, which together account for about 75% of the province’s total green power consumption.
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