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Twenty-eight Provinces Release the 14th Five-Year Energy Plans; Renewable Energy Capacity Targets for the Next Three Years Announced
Recently, 28 provinces have released their 14th Five-Year Energy Plans, outlining installation and development targets for renewable energy photovoltaic power generation over the next three years. The editors at Zhenshen Electric Power Co., Ltd. have compiled a concise yet comprehensive summary—please review it.
The total installed capacity of power generation in Guangdong Province has reached approximately 180 million kilowatts, with vigorous development of renewable energy sources such as solar power.
Jiangsu has tailored its approach to add approximately 22 million kilowatts of new renewable energy capacity.
Shandong’s total installed power capacity stands at 190 million kilowatts, with renewable energy generating capacity exceeding 80 million kilowatts and the share of renewable energy in total electricity generation rising to around 19%.
Clean energy accounts for 34.6% of Zhejiang’s primary energy consumption, and by 2030, the province will meet all its energy needs exclusively through clean sources.
Sichuan Province has a total installed power capacity of approximately 150 million kilowatts, with 12 million kilowatts of photovoltaic capacity. Clean energy accounts for about 88% of the province’s total installed capacity.
Henan Province has achieved an installed power capacity of 130 million kilowatts, with renewable energy generating capacity exceeding 50 million kilowatts, and is developing a number of high-standard, integrated photovoltaic utilization bases for the remediation of coal-mining subsidence areas, rocky desertification, and abandoned mine sites.
Clean energy in Hubei Province will become the primary driver of the province’s incremental energy consumption. Leveraging new urbanization initiatives, the province will comprehensively promote the green upgrading of infrastructure, with installed photovoltaic capacity reaching 22 million kilowatts.
Fujian aims to reach 22 million kilowatts of installed capacity and strives to exceed 80 million kilowatts of total provincial power generation capacity. It will promote “PV+” smart energy solutions and accelerate the development of demonstration zones for innovation in the new-energy industry.
Hunan Province added 10.2 million kilowatts of power generation capacity, with renewable energy accounting for 57% of the total.
Anhui is actively developing renewable energy, adhering to a dual approach of centralized and distributed development, and steadily and effectively advancing the growth of wind and photovoltaic power.
Hebei Province has an installed photovoltaic power capacity of 54 million kilowatts and is accelerating the development of large-capacity energy storage and other flexible peak-shaving power sources.
The share of renewable energy consumption in Beijing has reached approximately 14%.
Shaanxi’s total installed power capacity exceeds 136 million kilowatts, with 65 million kilowatts coming from renewable energy sources.
Total installed power capacity exceeds 136 million kilowatts, with 65 million kilowatts from renewable energy sources.
Jiangxi’s total power generation capacity has exceeded 40 million kilowatts. The province is actively and prudently developing photovoltaic new energy, aiming to achieve an installed capacity of over 19 million kilowatts.
Liaoning aims to achieve an installed capacity of over 30 million kilowatts for wind and photovoltaic power.
Yunnan Province’s total installed power capacity has reached approximately 130 million kilowatts, with green power accounting for more than 86% of the total. A total of 31 new-energy bases are planned and under construction, with a combined installed capacity of 10.9 million kilowatts, bringing the province’s total new-energy installed capacity to 15 million kilowatts.
Guangxi aims to achieve an output value of RMB 55 billion in the new-energy industry.
Inner Mongolia’s total installed power capacity stands at 217 million kilowatts, with renewable energy accounting for 35% of total consumption. The installed capacity of new energy sources has exceeded 135 million kilowatts, including 45 million kilowatts of photovoltaic power.
Guizhou’s installed power generation capacity has surpassed 100 million kilowatts, with total power output exceeding 300 billion kilowatt-hours, and the output value of its clean and efficient power industry has exceeded RMB 200 billion.
The total installed capacity of renewable energy in the entire Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region has reached 82.4 million kilowatts.
Tianjin’s total installed power capacity stands at approximately 26 million kilowatts, with 8.055 million kilowatts of renewable energy capacity, accounting for about 30% of the total—of which 5.6 million kilowatts is from photovoltaic generation.
Heilongjiang has added over 30 million kilowatts of installed capacity for photovoltaic power generation and other new and renewable energy sources.
Jilin aims to achieve an installed capacity of 30 million kilowatts for photovoltaic power generation.
Gansu Province’s total installed power capacity has reached 126.8 million kilowatts, with renewable energy accounting for over 65% of the province’s total installed capacity; additionally, 3.5 million kilowatts of distributed photovoltaic power generation capacity have been commissioned.
Hainan has invested RMB 80 billion in the clean energy industry, adding approximately 5 million kilowatts of new renewable energy generating capacity. As a result, the share of clean energy consumption has reached around 50%, and the share of clean energy generating capacity has risen to 82%.
Ningxia aims to increase the share of installed renewable energy capacity and renewable electricity generation to over 50% and 25%, respectively, with the region’s total installed capacity of new-energy power reaching more than 45 million kilowatts.
Qinghai’s photovoltaic power generation capacity has reached 45.8 million kilowatts, representing an increase of 30 million kilowatts compared with the end of 2020.
Tibet is accelerating the development of photovoltaic solar power, with installed capacity exceeding 10 million kilowatts, and is making all-out efforts to advance the development and construction of clean-energy bases, with the aim of establishing a national base for the seamless transition to clean energy.
According to a forecast by a senior executive at Zhensen Power Co., Ltd., the nation’s most influential brand in the distributed photovoltaic power generation sector, the strategic industrial plan for the 14th Five-Year Period indicates that China’s installed capacity of distributed PV is expected to increase by a cumulative 176 GW between 2022 and 2025, with 63 GW, 63 GW, and 50 GW allocated to residential, commercial/industrial, and public buildings, respectively. Supported by high electricity prices in 2022, the commercial/industrial and public-building segments of the distributed PV market are likely to experience an investment peak.
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New energy, 14th Five-Year Plan, renewable energy
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