Core Viewpoint - The document outlines the renewable energy power consumption responsibility weights for 2025 and 2026, emphasizing the need for provinces to enhance their renewable energy consumption and green electricity usage in key industries to support carbon neutrality goals [2][3]. Group 1: Renewable Energy Consumption Responsibility Weights - The 2025 renewable energy power consumption responsibility weight is a binding indicator for provinces, while the 2026 weight is a target for planning and project preparation [2]. - Provinces are required to optimize their renewable energy consumption and enhance their regulatory capabilities to improve the power system's absorption and adjustment levels [2][4]. Group 2: Green Electricity Consumption in Key Industries - In addition to the electrolytic aluminum industry, the 2025 plan includes increasing the green electricity consumption ratio for the steel, cement, polysilicon industries, and newly established data centers [3]. - The completion of green electricity consumption ratios for key industries will be monitored, with specific assessments for the electrolytic aluminum industry in 2025, while other industries will only be monitored [4]. Group 3: Implementation and Reporting Requirements - Provincial energy authorities must develop and implement plans to meet the renewable energy consumption responsibility weights and green electricity consumption ratios, reporting their progress by specified deadlines [5][6]. - The State Energy Administration will monitor the implementation of these responsibilities and provide guidance to ensure compliance [6].

Core Viewpoint - The National Development and Reform Commission and the National Energy Administration have announced that the renewable energy power consumption responsibility weight for 2025 must be completed within that year and will not be transferred to 2026 [1] Group 1 - Each province's renewable energy power consumption responsibility weight will be calculated based on the actual physical electricity consumed within the province, supplemented by the purchase of green certificates from outside the province [1] - The assessment of green electricity consumption in key energy-consuming industries will primarily rely on green certificates [1] - In 2025, provinces will be evaluated on the green electricity consumption ratio for the electrolytic aluminum industry, while the steel, cement, polysilicon, and newly built data centers at national hub nodes will only be monitored without assessment [1]

Core Viewpoint - The National Development and Reform Commission and the National Energy Administration have issued a notification regarding the renewable energy power consumption responsibility weights for 2025, establishing binding targets for provinces to enhance renewable energy integration into the power system [1] Group 1: 2025 Renewable Energy Power Consumption Responsibility Weights - The 2025 renewable energy power consumption responsibility weight is set as a binding indicator for assessment across provinces, with specific percentages outlined for each region [1] - Provinces are required to optimize their project reserves and improve their power consumption and regulation capabilities based on the 2025 targets [1] Group 2: 2026 Renewable Energy Power Consumption Responsibility Weight Expectations - The 2026 renewable energy power consumption responsibility weight is designated as an expected target, encouraging provinces to prepare accordingly [4] - The expected weights for 2026 show a general increase compared to 2025, indicating a trend towards greater renewable energy integration [4] Group 3: Provincial Breakdown of Responsibility Weights - Specific provincial weights for 2025 include: - Hunan: 50.5%, Guangdong: 31.6%, and Sichuan: 70.0% for total consumption responsibility [2] - Non-hydropower weights vary, with notable figures such as Hunan at 25.7% and Sichuan at 11.9% [2] - For 2026, expected weights show slight increases, with Hunan projected at 51.5% and Sichuan remaining at 70.0% [4]