The Guangdong Development and Reform Commission (DRC) has released a policy regarding the implementation of general C&I (commercial and industrial) electricity price for communication stations (including 5G).

To date, total new energy installed on the South Hebei Power Grid reaches 10GW, of which 2.64GW is attributable to Wind power and 7.36GW to Solar.

The Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) has just released a report entitled “National Marine Energy 2019 Annual Progress Report”.

In last week’s Azure news updates, we see Zhangjiakou’s push for the development of the hydrogen energy industry. This trend seems to be catching on, as this week we find Shanxi also promoting the simultaneous development of hydrogen refueling stations, hydrogen fuel cells and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in an effort to promote the production of hydrogen energy and use of demonstration bases in building China's “hydrogen valley”.

Xi'an’s Xianyang International Airport has officially put into operation 18 new energy vehicle charging piles, which can provide fast charging service for 36 electric vehicles at a time.

In an announcement made by the Ministry of Finance (MoF) at the end of September about the defaulted payment of renewables subsidy, “Green Certificate” trading has been brought to the spotlight as a means to “alleviate subsidy needs through ‘green certificate trading’ and power market trading”.