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Jul.
31, 2025
China Issues Guidelines to Promote Orderly Development of Direct Green Power Supply
China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and the National Energy Administration (NEA) have jointly issued a notice aimed at promoting the orderly development of direct green power supply projects.
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Jul.
31, 2025
Inner Mongolia Accelerates Comprehensive Utilization of Coal Mine Water
To accelerate the comprehensive use of coal mine water, the Inner Mongolia Energy Bureau convened an on-site meeting on May 28 with energy officials from six regional leagues and cities and representatives from 21 coal mining companies.
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Jul.
31, 2025
On May 29, the Development and Reform Commission and Energy Bureau of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region issued a notice on the “Implementation Plan for Deepening Market-Based Reform of New Energy Grid Connection Prices in the Eastern Inner Mongolia Power Grid.”
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Jul.
31, 2025
Wuhan’s “Virtual Power Plant” Helps Ease Peak Electricity Demand Without Physical Power Plants
With electricity demand in Wuhan growing over 12% annually for the past three years, the city is turning to an innovative solution: a “virtual power plant” that can adjust power supply just like a real plant—without burning coal or taking up land.
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Jul.
31, 2025
China Tops World in Pumped Storage Capacity for Ninth Straight Year
China has maintained its position as the world’s largest pumped storage hydropower operator for the ninth consecutive year, according to the 2024 Annual Report on China’s Renewable Energy Development released by the China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research.
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Jul.
31, 2025
China Issues National Blueprint to Strengthen Climate Standards Framework
China has unveiled a comprehensive plan to upgrade its national climate standards system, aiming to enhance the role of technical standards in driving its low-carbon transition and strengthening climate resilience.
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Jul.
31, 2025
China Moves to Regulate Direct Supply of Green Power
China’s top economic planner and energy regulator have issued new rules to guide the orderly development of direct green power supply projects, as the country accelerates its transition to a cleaner energy mix.
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Jul.
31, 2025
China Poised to Add 280 GW of Wind and Solar Power in 2025, Report Finds
China is expected to install 280 gigawatts (GW) of new wind and solar capacity in 2025, driven by the rapid rollout of desert-based mega renewable projects, integrated hydro-wind-solar energy hubs, expansion into deep-sea offshore wind, and the accelerating spread of distributed energy systems across cities and rural areas.
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Jul.
31, 2025
Jiangsu’s installed new energy capacity has exceeded 100 gigawatts (GW) for the first time, reaching 101 GW as of May 29, according to State Grid Jiangsu Electric Power Co., Ltd.
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