央地加紧布局 清洁能源建设迎“开门红”

Core Insights - The article highlights the significant progress made in China's clean energy projects, particularly in the context of the "dual carbon" goals and energy transition initiatives [1][4]. Group 1: Major Clean Energy Projects - The Huaneng Shandong Peninsula North L offshore wind power project, the deepest offshore wind project in China, has commenced operations, generating approximately 1.7 billion kilowatt-hours annually and saving about 500,000 tons of standard coal each year [2]. - Two large wind power projects by Huaneng Group in Inner Mongolia have achieved full capacity and grid connection, including a 2 million kilowatt integrated wind-solar-storage project and a 300,000 kilowatt wind power project [2]. - The CNNC Zhangzhou Nuclear Power Unit 2 has begun commercial operation, marking the first operational unit of the "Hualong One" technology in the new five-year plan [2]. Group 2: Central-Local Cooperation - Central enterprises are actively engaging with local governments to advance clean energy projects, with "Shagao Desert" renewable energy bases and green transformation being key discussion points [4]. - China Huadian Group is collaborating with Jiangxi Province to expedite the development of the "Shagao Desert" renewable energy base, while the Three Gorges Group is enhancing cooperation with Gansu Province on renewable energy projects [4]. - The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission emphasizes the need for central enterprises to plan and implement significant projects and collaborations [4]. Group 3: Energy Transition and Policy Framework - The energy supply system in China is diversifying, with a target for non-fossil energy consumption to exceed 20% by 2025, and a goal of 25% by 2030 [5]. - The upcoming five years will focus on accelerating comprehensive green transformation and building a beautiful China, with renewable energy generation capacity expected to exceed 50% [5]. - The National Energy Administration is working on standards and policies to support energy project planning, safety management, and the development of new technologies and industries [6].