Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - Clearway Energy reported Adjusted EBITDA of $385 million for Q3 2025 and $980 million year-to-date, with cash available for distribution (CAFD) of $166 million for the quarter and $395 million year-to-date [23][24] - The company narrowed its 2025 CAFD guidance range to $420-$440 million and established a 2026 CAFD guidance range of $470-$510 million, reflecting strong performance and growth strategy execution [24][25] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - The renewables and storage segment showed wind resources tracking close to median expectations, while solar benefited from growth investments [24] - The company has executed 1.8 gigawatts of power purchase agreements (PPAs) to support data center loads in the past year, indicating strong demand in this segment [11] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - Clearway Group's late-stage pipeline has grown four times since 2017, positioning the company favorably in the market for future growth opportunities [7][8] - The company is developing multi-technology generation complexes to serve gigawatt-class co-located data centers across five states, with commercial operations expected to begin as early as 2028 [11][12] Company Strategy and Development Direction - Clearway aims for a CAFD per share target of $2.90-$3.10 by 2030, reflecting a 7%-8% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from the 2025 guidance midpoint [5][29] - The company plans to fund growth through retained cash flow, prudent debt use, and modest equity issuances, targeting a long-term payout ratio of less than 70% [5][28] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management expressed confidence in meeting growth targets through 2030, citing strong traction in supporting energy needs for digital infrastructure and reindustrialization [4][5] - The company anticipates low single-digit annual growth in cash flow from its existing portfolio, with additional growth from new project investments [14][15] Other Important Information - Clearway has made significant progress in its growth pathways, including the construction of new projects and the advancement of long-term PPAs [17][18] - The company has executed three M&A transactions this year at cap yields above 12%, enhancing its portfolio and positioning for future growth [19][20] Q&A Session Summary Question: Development of flexible gas paired with renewables - Management noted that projects are being developed to complement existing renewable assets, targeting risk-adjusted returns comparable to traditional renewables [32][34] Question: Timing and contribution of repowering projects - Most repowering contributions will be reflected in 2028, with attractive PPA terms enhancing cash flow longevity [36][37] Question: Potential for PPA renewals - Management indicated that opportunities for PPA extensions could enhance cash flow and reduce variability, particularly for wind assets [39][40] Question: M&A opportunities and funding strategies - The company is seeing a favorable M&A environment and plans to ensure that any incremental investments are accretive and manageable within its capital allocation framework [45][46] Question: Asset disposition strategy - While not a core strategy, management remains open to selectively disposing of assets that may be more valuable to other buyers [49][50] Question: Update on flexible generation portfolio - Management is optimistic about the value of flexible generation assets, which are expected to contribute positively to the CAFD per share target [60][61]

Group 1: Climate Commitments and NDC Submissions - The COP30 conference is approaching with only six days left, and the submission rate of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) is low, with only 64 out of 178 parties submitting new NDC reports, covering about 30% of global emissions in 2019 [1][3] - The United States' withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and its embrace of fossil fuels have raised doubts among developing countries regarding the reliability of commitments made by developed nations, complicating collective action [1][3] - The European Union is facing challenges in submitting its NDC, with its NDC3.0 currently in a difficult position, revealing cracks in its previously high-profile commitment to submit before COP30 [1][3][4] Group 2: China's NDC Submission - China officially submitted its 2035 NDC report on November 3, showcasing its commitment to addressing climate change and aligning with its modernization and ecological goals [2] Group 3: Funding and Investment Challenges - A significant funding gap for climate action in developing countries has been highlighted, with a need for nearly $7 trillion by 2030 to meet NDC targets, while developed countries mobilized less than $600 billion from 2016 to 2022 [12][13] - The COP30 conference aims to address the implementation of climate financing, emphasizing the need for public-private collaboration to meet the urgent demands of climate crises [13][14] - The lack of clear standards and investment pathways for climate adaptation and transition projects is a major barrier to attracting private capital [15][16] Group 4: Role of Public-Private Partnerships - The Asian Development Bank has committed to providing $100 billion in climate financing from 2019 to 2030, but this is insufficient compared to the overall demand for climate funding [17] - Effective public-private partnerships (PPP) are essential for leveraging private capital in climate projects, with governments providing policy support and infrastructure while private sectors handle operational aspects [18]

Core Viewpoint - Trina Solar's subsidiary, Trina Storage, has signed a memorandum of cooperation with Pacific Green to supply 5 GWh of grid-level battery energy storage systems from 2026 to 2028, marking a significant milestone in the global renewable energy sector [1] Group 1: Company Developments - The memorandum does not involve specific financial amounts and is not expected to have a significant impact on the company's performance for the current year [1] - The actual impact on future operating performance will depend on the project's progress and implementation [1] Group 2: Industry Implications - Upon completion, the project will have the capacity to store and deliver up to 5 billion watt-hours of electricity to the grid, significantly enhancing grid reliability and accelerating the transition to clean energy [1]

Core Insights - The report highlights China's significant contributions to climate change mitigation and adaptation, showcasing its commitment to global climate governance and green development [2][3][4][5] Group 1: Climate Change Mitigation Efforts - In 2024, non-fossil energy is projected to account for 19.8% of China's total energy consumption, with coal consumption decreasing from 67.4% in 2013 to 53.2% [3] - The report indicates that the lithium battery and photovoltaic industries are expected to achieve double-digit growth in multiple indicators in 2024, with China's new energy vehicle production leading globally for ten consecutive years [3] - The national carbon market has entered a new phase, with a cumulative trading volume of 728 million tons and a transaction value of 49.83 billion yuan as of September 2025, marking a historical high for the market [4] Group 2: Global Climate Leadership - China has contributed to a significant reduction in global wind and solar power costs by over 60% and 80%, respectively, while creating 46% of global renewable energy jobs [4] - By the end of 2024, China has signed 54 climate cooperation agreements with 42 developing countries, enhancing their capacity to address climate change through various initiatives [4] - China's announcement of its 2035 national contribution targets aligns with the Paris Agreement, reflecting its commitment to international climate goals [5] Group 3: International Cooperation and Policy Stance - The report outlines China's basic stance for COP30, emphasizing the importance of multilateral cooperation, adherence to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, and promoting a just global green transition [5] - China remains committed to its climate actions and international cooperation efforts, regardless of changing global circumstances [5]

国家气候战略中心战略规划部主任 柴麒敏：表面上碳达峰碳中和是环境问题、气候问题，实际上跟经济的发展、产业投资、国际贸易、新市场新技术的部 署都息息相关，本质上是一个发展问题。 专家表示，加快能源绿色低碳转型是全面绿色转型的"牛鼻子"。当前中国已经构建了全球最大、发展最快的可再生能源体系，建成了全球最大最完整的新能 源产业链。 生态环境部环境规划院副院长 万军 ：美丽中国建设是一个系统工程，首先颜值要高，建设天蓝、地绿、水清的美丽中国；其次是发展质量要好，要坚持绿 色、低碳、高质量的发展；第三个还要体现在治理体系、治理能力的现代化。体制机制能够保障美丽中国建设的持续开展。 专家表示，"十五五"时期是美丽中国建设承上启下、实现生态环境根本好转的关键时期，要持续深入推进污染防治攻坚和生态系统优化。 万军：要坚持以PM2.5控制为主线，加大PM2.5和臭氧的协同控制力度，推动挥发性有机物和氮氧化物的协同减排。在水环境方面，增加了200多个小微水体 和支流的断面监测，同时增加水生态的评价考核。 在加快绿色转型、建设美丽中国的过程中，"双碳"目标的牵引作用日益凸显。 央视网消息："十五五"规划建议提出，以碳达峰碳中和为牵 ...

Core Insights - Zimbabwe's Investment Development Agency (ZIDA) reported 46 new investment projects in Q3 2025, with renewable energy and information communication technology (ICT) as the leading sectors [1] - The report highlights 14 renewable energy projects, including the expansion of the 10 MW Solgas solar project, and 13 ICT projects focusing on broadband network construction and data centers [1] - Investments in agriculture and manufacturing are also increasing, covering areas such as nut plantations, dairy revival, and vaccine production [1] - A public-private partnership agreement with Kinda Energy Zimbabwe for the refurbishment of Units 1-6 at the Wanji Nuclear Power Station is seen as a turning point for restoring reliable base-load power and unlocking multi-industry potential [1] Investment Environment - The Zimbabwean government is actively promoting the implementation of investment projects across various sectors, including solar and wind energy development and digital infrastructure construction [1] - These investments align with the country's energy transition and digital economy development strategies, aiming to create numerous job opportunities and enhance industrial competitiveness [1] - ZIDA's director, Chinamo, emphasized the commitment to continuously optimize the investment environment, providing policy support and service guarantees for project advancement [1]

"我们注意到广大发展中国家认为，《联合国气候变化框架公约》第二十九次缔约方大会（COP29）达 成的到2035年每年3000亿美元目标缺乏力度，未充分体现发达国家的出资义务，对此表示不满和失 望。"《报告》显示，COP30应在制定1.3万亿美元融资路线图和发达国家不少于3000亿美元出资路线图 上取得积极进展，并推动全球适应目标取得实质性成果。 （原标题：COP30前夕中方发声，国家能源局答21丨碳中和周报） 21世纪经济报道记者雷椰 李德尚玉 实习生刘诗媛 北京报道 碳中和周报关注"双碳"领域的最新前沿动态，包括碳中和政策、地方动态、企业实践等。我们将通过精 选每周碳中和领域的重大事件，并进行点评的方式，提供一个及时全面的碳中和信息平台。 1、COP30前夕中方发声：应制定1.3万亿美元融资路线图 10月29日，生态环境部召开10月例行新闻发布会。会上，生态环境部应对气候变化司司长夏应显发布了 《中国应对气候变化的政策与行动2025年度报告》（以下简称《报告》）。"《报告》展示了过去一年 来相关的工作部署，特别是中国在减缓、适应、碳市场、碳足迹、气候政策法规以及推动引领全球气候 治理方面所做的重要贡献。"夏 ...

Core Insights - The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that global renewable energy generation capacity will double by 2030, increasing by 4600 GW, with solar power accounting for nearly 80% of this growth [1][2]. Group 1: Renewable Energy Growth - By 2030, global renewable energy generation capacity is expected to double, adding 4600 GW, equivalent to the total generation capacity of China, the EU, and Japan combined [1]. - Solar photovoltaic capacity is projected to more than double, leading the growth in renewable energy due to low costs, faster approval processes, and broad social acceptance [2]. - Wind energy capacity is also expected to nearly double, reaching over 2000 GW, despite facing supply chain issues and rising costs [2]. Group 2: Policy Impact and Regional Variations - The growth forecast for global renewable energy capacity has been slightly downgraded by 5% due to policy changes in the US and China, with the US forecast reduced by nearly 50% [2][3]. - India is expected to become the second-largest growth market for renewable energy, with capacity projected to increase 2.5 times by 2030, driven by higher bidding volumes and support for rooftop solar projects [3]. - The Middle East and North Africa region saw a 25% upward revision in forecasts, primarily due to rapid solar growth in Saudi Arabia [3]. Group 3: Financial Challenges in the Industry - Major manufacturers of solar and wind energy report significant losses, with solar prices in China dropping over 60% since 2023, leading to a profit margin of -10% for the largest manufacturers [4][5]. - Despite financial challenges, renewable energy developers have maintained or increased their deployment targets for 2030, with 20% of surveyed developers raising their goals [5]. Group 4: Supply Chain and Integration Challenges - The offshore wind industry faces multiple challenges, with growth forecasts downgraded by over 25% due to policy shifts and rising costs [6]. - The supply chain for solar photovoltaic and wind turbine components is highly concentrated in a single country, raising supply chain security risks [6]. - By 2030, intermittent renewable energy is expected to supply nearly 30% of global electricity, necessitating increased flexibility and investment in grid infrastructure [6]. Group 5: Renewable Energy in Heat and Transport - The share of renewable energy in transport energy demand is projected to rise from 4% to 6% by 2030, driven by electric vehicle usage and liquid biofuels [7]. - Renewable energy is expected to account for 18% of global heat demand by 2030, up from 14%, with a 42% increase in renewable heat consumption primarily from industrial and building sectors [7].

Core Viewpoint - The foundation ceremony for a round-the-clock power supply solar storage project, involving China Electric Power Construction (China Electric), was held in Abu Dhabi, UAE, marking a significant step in the region's energy transformation towards digitalization and sustainability [1] Group 1: Project Overview - The project is a collaboration between Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company and UAE Water and Electricity Company [1] - It features a solar power station with an installed capacity of 5.2 gigawatts and a battery system with a total storage capacity of 19 gigawatt-hours, making it one of the largest projects of its kind globally [1] - The project is expected to be operational by 2027 [1] Group 2: Industry Impact - The project aims to address the intermittency challenges of renewable energy, providing stable and sustainable clean power for the era of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies [1] - The initiative is expected to drive the energy transformation of the local digital industry [1] Group 3: Company Commitment - China Electric expressed its commitment to continue developing global clean energy cooperation projects [1]

Core Insights - The 24th edition of Eni's "World Energy Review" indicates a 2% growth in global energy demand for 2024, with fossil fuels maintaining dominance despite record expansions in renewable energy [1][2] - Global oil demand is projected to reach 102.8 million barrels per day in 2024, an increase of 800,000 barrels per day from 2023, primarily driven by China, India, Latin America, and the Middle East [1] - The average Brent crude oil price for 2024 is expected to be $80.8 per barrel, a 2% decrease year-on-year due to anticipated supply increases from OPEC+ and economic concerns [1] - Global natural gas demand is forecasted to grow by 3% in 2024, with China being the main driver, while European consumption remains stable [1][2] Renewable Energy Insights - The global renewable energy sector continues its record expansion, with total installed solar and wind capacity nearing 3000 GW, accounting for 15% of global electricity generation [2] - Traditional energy sources still contribute approximately 60% of global electricity, highlighting the ongoing reliance on fossil fuels [2] - Biofuel production is expected to grow by 7%, with the United States and Indonesia as key contributors [2] - The production of critical minerals necessary for energy transition is projected to increase by 5.5%, with cobalt production surging by 21% [2] Environmental Impact - Despite advancements in clean energy, global CO2 emissions are expected to rise by 0.8% in 2024, driven by production increases in emerging economies, while emissions in developed economies continue to decline [2] - The report emphasizes the "structural inertia" within the global energy system, indicating that fossil fuels will remain dominant even with significant increases in renewable energy capacity and stronger decarbonization policies [2]