National Energy Administration: In August, 4,007 new renewable energy power generation projects were added nationwide, with photovoltaic power generation projects accounting for 3,972.
On September 23, the National Energy Administration issued an announcement on the situation of newly added registered new energy power generation projects (excluding household photovoltaic) nationwide in August 2026.
On September 23, the National Energy Administration issued an announcement on the situation of newly added registered new energy power generation projects (excluding household photovoltaic) nationwide in August 2026. Data shows that in August 2026, a total of 4,007 newly added registered new energy power generation projects (excluding household photovoltaic) were added nationwide, including 29 wind power projects, 3,972 photovoltaic power generation projects (23 centralized photovoltaic power generation projects and 3,949 commercial and industrial distributed photovoltaic power generation projects), and 6 biomass power generation projects.
Attachment: Newly added registered new energy power generation projects nationwide in August 2026 (excluding distributed photovoltaic)
This article is excerpted from the "National Energy Administration" official account, GMTEight editor: Chen Siyu.
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