National Energy Administration: 1.205 billion green certificates were issued in November, with wind power accounting for 53.93%.

On December 27, the National Energy Administration released the data on the issuance and trading of renewable energy green certificates in November 2024. In November 2024, the National Energy Administration issued a total of 1.205 billion green certificates. Among them, wind power accounted for 650 million, accounting for 53.93%; CECEP Solar Energy generated 205 million, accounting for 17.01%; conventional hydropower accounted for 246 million, accounting for 20.45%; biomass power accounted for 103 million, accounting for 8.55%; and other renewable energy sources generated 820,000, accounting for 0.07%. The green certificate issuance fully covered the centralized renewable energy power generation projects that have been filed and approved since June 2022. By the end of November 2024, a total of 4.756 billion green certificates had been issued nationwide. Among them, wind power accounted for 1.973 billion, accounting for 41.48%; CECEP Solar Energy generated 886 million, accounting for 18.63%; conventional hydropower 1.524 billion, accounting for 32.04%; biomass power 367 million, accounting for 7.72%; and other renewable energy sources generated 6.49 million, accounting for 0.14%. In November 2024, a total of 54.26 million green certificates were traded nationwide (including 21.55 million traded with green electricity); by the end of November 2024, a total of 439 million green certificates had been traded nationwide (including 216 million traded with green electricity). This article is selected from the public account of the "National Energy Administration", edited by GMTEight: Jiang Yuanhua.