Group 1: Market Overview - In 2025, the average transaction price for bilateral negotiation, annual listing, and centralized competitive trading in Guangdong's electricity market decreased, with bilateral negotiation transaction volume at 3310.08 billion kWh and an average price of 391.87 RMB/kWh, down by 73.77 RMB/kWh year-on-year [1] - The increase in electricity supply from the west and the commissioning of new units have enhanced competition among market units in Guangdong [1] Group 2: Coal Procurement Structure - The company's coal procurement structure consists of approximately 50% domestic coal and 50% imported coal, primarily sourcing domestic coal from four major coal enterprises and focusing on Indonesian coal for imports, supplemented by Australian and Russian coal [1] Group 3: Operational Performance - The intensified competition in the Guangdong electricity market led to a significant drop in the average transaction price for bilateral negotiation, resulting in substantial operational pressure for the company; the first quarter saw a decline in electricity generation due to increased maintenance at power plants, leading to a year-on-year decrease in on-grid electricity volume [2] - Despite a drop in coal prices, it was insufficient to offset the adverse effects of declining operating revenue, resulting in a loss in the coal-fired business for the first quarter [2] Group 4: Future Plans - The company has 300-500 thousand kW of coal-fired capacity under construction, with approximately 800 thousand kW expected to be commissioned within the year, while the remaining capacity is anticipated to be operational in 2026-2027; additionally, about 194.2 thousand kW of gas-fired capacity is under construction, expected to be commissioned in 2026 [2] - For 2025, the company plans to invest approximately 160.96 billion RMB, focusing on coal-fired power, renewable energy, technological upgrades, and project acquisitions [2]