The growth rate of clean energy power generation is expected to continue to decline

The data released by the China Electricity Regulatory Commission on the 24th showed that in November, China's clean energy generated 74.8 billion kwh, an increase of 20.3% year-on-year, a decrease of 28.1 percentage points from the growth rate in October.

Data show that in November, clean energy power generation, hydropower growth of 19.4%, compared with the October gains fell 33.5 percentage points; nuclear power growth of 22.9%, compared with October gains down 4.8 percentage points; wind power growth of 54.2%, an increase of 14.4 over the October gains percentage point. Lin Boqiang, director of the China Energy Economic Research Center at Xiamen University, said that the slowdown in the growth rate of clean energy power generation in November was mainly affected by seasonal factors. In the winter, precipitation decreased significantly, resulting in a significant drop in hydropower growth, while wind resources were abundant in winter and wind power rose. Expansion, but currently the highest share of clean energy in hydropower, the decline in hydropower growth has driven the overall decline in the growth rate of clean energy, with the further cooling of the weather, the growth rate of clean energy power generation is expected to continue to fall.