国家能源局关于印发《可再生能源绿色电力证书管理实施细则（试行）》的通知

Core Viewpoint - The article outlines the implementation details of the "Renewable Energy Green Power Certificate Management Implementation Rules (Trial)" issued by the National Energy Administration, aiming to enhance and standardize the management of green certificates in China [2][3]. Chapter Summaries Chapter 1: General Principles - The rules aim to improve the mechanism for promoting green energy consumption and standardize the issuance and management of green power certificates (green certificates) based on relevant laws and policies [5]. Chapter 2: Responsibilities - The National Energy Administration is responsible for the design and management of the green certificate system, including the establishment and management of the national green certificate issuance and trading system [7]. - Various entities, including provincial energy authorities and power grid companies, are tasked with supporting the management and data reporting necessary for green certificate issuance and trading [8]. Chapter 3: Account Management - The green certificate issuing authority will establish unique accounts for relevant entities in the national green certificate issuance and trading system, recording all transactions related to green certificates [10]. - Electric power users can establish unique accounts to participate in the issuance and trading of green certificates, with specific documentation required for registration [12]. Chapter 4: Green Certificate Issuance - Green certificates will be issued monthly based on renewable energy generation, with one certificate issued for every 1,000 kilowatt-hours of renewable energy generated [13]. - Different types of renewable energy projects will have specific rules for certificate issuance, with some projects receiving tradable certificates while others receive non-tradable ones [14]. Chapter 5: Green Certificate Transfer - The national green certificate issuance and trading system is the sole channel for transferring, freezing, and distributing green certificates, ensuring smooth transactions across various platforms [21]. - Green certificates associated with electricity transactions must be clearly defined in terms of pricing and transfer details [25]. Chapter 6: Green Certificate Cancellation - The issuing authority will cancel certificates that exceed their validity period or are associated with specific consumption declarations [28]. - Users must select the environmental rights jurisdiction when canceling certificates, ensuring that the cancellation aligns with the physical consumption of electricity [29]. Chapter 7: Dispute Handling - Parties with disputes regarding the issuance or transfer of green certificates must submit their claims within three months, providing necessary documentation for verification [31]. Chapter 8: Information Management - Entities must ensure the accuracy of information submitted to the national green certificate issuance and trading system, with a focus on maintaining data integrity [36]. Chapter 9: Green Certificate Supervision - The National Energy Administration and local governments will oversee the implementation of the green certificate system, addressing any violations or discrepancies in the issuance process [42].