积极完善全国统一电力市场信用体系

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes that achieving China's "dual carbon" goals requires an energy revolution, with power transition being crucial, and the construction of a new power system and a unified national electricity market as key pathways for low-carbon green development [1] - The Energy Law highlights the importance of strengthening the credit system in the energy sector, indicating that it is a vital component for building a unified national electricity market [1][2] - The construction of the national unified electricity market aims for a preliminary establishment by early 2025 and a basic completion by 2030, adapting to the requirements of a new power system [3] Group 2 - Effective implementation of the Energy Law involves establishing a comprehensive credit system for the national unified electricity market, which requires coordination with various national policies and guidelines [2] - The construction of the electricity market credit system is a critical foundational aspect of the electricity market and involves multiple components, including self-discipline mechanisms, credit evaluation, and information sharing [3] - Standardization is fundamental for building the electricity sector's credit system, with significant progress made in developing standards and guidelines since the establishment of the credit standardization committee in 2020 [4]