打好促进新能源集成融合发展"组合拳" 让"电"亮生活向新向绿向未来

Group 1: New Energy Development Guidelines - The National Energy Administration has issued guidelines to promote the integrated development of new energy, focusing on multi-dimensional development and collaboration with various industries [1][4] - The guidelines emphasize optimizing the power structure in the development of new energy bases, particularly in the Shagou Desert, and encourage the establishment of 100% new energy bases in suitable areas [1] - For hydropower and wind-solar integrated bases, the guidelines suggest leveraging hydropower's rapid adjustment capabilities to facilitate large-scale and high-quality development of surrounding wind and solar resources [1] Group 2: Distributed New Energy Development - The guidelines advocate for the deep integration of new energy with various energy consumption scenarios such as transportation, buildings, and rural areas, aiming to enhance local consumption and alleviate pressure on the grid [4] Group 3: Multi-Industry Collaboration - The guidelines encourage the establishment of green, low-carbon new energy equipment manufacturing bases in resource-rich areas, utilizing local green electricity for production, thus creating a closed loop of "producing green equipment with green energy" [6] - There is a push to develop the green hydrogen, ammonia, and alcohol industries in areas rich in wind and solar resources, promoting local consumption and utilization of new energy [8] Group 4: High-altitude Wind Power Development - The world's largest high-altitude wind power capturing parachute, with an area of 5000 square meters, successfully completed its test in Inner Mongolia, marking significant progress in China's large-scale high-altitude wind power project [9][11] - This high-altitude wind energy system can capture wind energy at altitudes above 300 meters and convert it into electricity through a ground-based generator, demonstrating the feasibility of large-capacity and high-power generation [15] - High-altitude wind energy is seen as an untapped area with high wind speeds and stable directions, offering substantial potential for energy generation [13] Group 5: Solar Industry Self-Regulation - The Chinese photovoltaic industry has made progress in self-regulation to address issues like supply-demand imbalance and intense competition, leading to a more stable market environment [16] - From November 2024 to October 2025, the average price of photovoltaic components has shown slight increases, indicating a recovery from previous price drops below production costs [17] - The industry association emphasizes the importance of collaboration to maintain a healthy and orderly market environment [19]