China Energy Conservation Solar aims to have a total operational, under-construction, planned, and acquired capacity exceeding 13.6 GW by 2025. On May 12, the company shared insights from its investor relations activities. During the event, it was noted that Document No. 136 clarifies that all new energy grid-connected power will, in principle, enter the electricity market, with prices determined by market transactions. This marks a significant shift towards a market-driven mechanism in the solar power industry. In the long term, this transition is expected to encourage continuous technological advancements that will further reduce the cost of solar power generation, promoting high-quality development in the new energy sector.
The company will actively monitor relevant regulations in various regions, optimize project layouts, strictly control construction costs, and emphasize both acquisitions and self-constructed projects. Additionally, it aims to expedite investments in overseas solar power projects, reduce operational costs for existing projects, and enhance power generation efficiency. The company will also continue to strengthen technological innovation, with accelerated research and implementation of new business areas such as commercial storage, electricity sales, and virtual power plants.
Furthermore, China Energy Conservation Solar places great importance on market value management, focusing on enhancing operational performance, optimizing information disclosure, strengthening investor relations, and maintaining stable annual dividends. These multidimensional efforts aim to achieve a dynamic balance between the company’s value and market capitalization.
The company continues to promote the “Solar + ” investment model for power stations, which includes established or under-construction projects such as floating solar power stations, solar desertification control projects, solar agriculture, solar fisheries, and distributed solar power projects. By the end of 2025, the company plans to adhere to its core business investments and project acquisitions, striving to exceed a total capacity of 13.6 GW from operational, under-construction, planned power stations, and signed pre-acquisition agreements, representing an increase of approximately 1 GW compared to the end of 2024.
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