黑龙江推动新能源上网电量全面进入电力市场

Core Viewpoint - The implementation plan aims to promote the market-oriented reform of renewable energy pricing in Heilongjiang Province, facilitating the entry of wind and solar power into the electricity market through market transactions [1][2]. Group 1: Market Mechanism and Pricing - The plan emphasizes the establishment of a market trading and pricing mechanism suitable for the development of renewable energy, ensuring fair participation in market transactions [1]. - It distinguishes between existing and new projects, implementing tailored strategies for each category, and aims to create a sustainable pricing settlement mechanism that aligns with the characteristics of renewable energy development in Heilongjiang [1]. - The plan maintains policy continuity for existing projects while stabilizing expected returns for new projects, thereby enhancing the electricity market system and promoting healthy industry development [1]. Group 2: Competitive Bidding and Trading Rules - To foster industry competition, the plan sets a minimum declaration sufficiency rate for bidding, with mechanism prices formed through voluntary participation in bidding organized annually in October [1]. - Bidding will be categorized into wind and solar power, but if competition is insufficient within a single category, a unified bidding process will be adopted [1]. - The plan also aims to improve the medium- and long-term market trading rules, allowing various power sources to participate fairly and shortening trading cycles while increasing trading frequency [2]. Group 3: Contractual Flexibility and Green Power Trading - The plan allows supply and demand sides to reasonably determine the volume, price, curve, and settlement reference points of medium- and long-term contracts based on the characteristics of renewable energy output, with flexibility for adjustments [2]. - Initial settlement reference points are set at a unified settlement point, with bilateral negotiations and listing transactions for green electricity trading within the province, specifying prices for energy and corresponding green power certificates [2].