China Energy Policy Newsletter – June 2021
In this month’s newsletter:
China energy transition updates
- China has reached the “13th Five-Year” carbon emission reduction target
- The NDRC released the early warning results of the energy consumption dual-control process
- NEA publishes renewable power consumption targets for each province in 2021 and 2022
- NEA determines the official wind power and solar PV project construction rules in 2021
- NDRC publishes the 2021 feed-in tariff policies for new energy
- CSP will become an important peak-shaving power supply in Northwest China
- China’s first floating offshore wind turbine rolls off the assembly line
Infographic
- It is possible to reach the “30-60 carbon targets” – China Renewable Energy Outlook 2020
Policy monitoring
- The government encourages strengthening the green level of the free trade zone
- MEE incorporates carbon emission impact assessment into EIA
- NDRC encourages the construction of data centers supplied by green electricity
- NDRC exploring new energy vehicles to participate in the spot power market
- NDRC determines the energy price reform plan during 14th Five-Year period
- NDRC to continue reduction on general industrial and commercial electricity prices
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