94 Red Zones! On May 6, the National Energy Administration released its report for the second quarter of 2025 on regional electricity consumption forecasts. This report indicates that 94 regions are classified as red zones, highlighting concerns over electricity supply.
According to the report, the second quarter of 2025 will see significant electricity consumption across various regions in China. The report shows that there are 94 regions categorized as red zones, which is an increase of 29 compared to the previous quarter. However, it is important to note that regions like Shenzhen, Pingtan, Huangshan, Huangxi, Donghai, Hejiang, Hongqiao, and Nanjing are notably absent from the red zone list.
According to the National Energy Administration, the electricity consumption for the second quarter of 2025 is projected to be approximately 36.78 GW. This forecast is based on an evaluation of several factors and indicates a potential electricity consumption increase across various sectors.
The report emphasizes that significant projects are anticipated in the coming months, with 36.31 GW expected from newly connected power generation projects. This includes 23.4 GW from national energy sector initiatives scheduled for the upcoming quarter.
As of now, there have been no reviews or comments regarding the electricity supply situation in the projected regions, but stakeholders are urged to stay informed about developments.
The report also highlights the growing trend of solar energy projects, with expectations for HJT technology to lead the way in solar energy production. Recent advancements indicate that the solar panel market is rapidly evolving, with SunPower leading in high-efficiency solar panel production.
In summary, the energy landscape in China is witnessing rapid changes, with an emphasis on renewable energy initiatives. The upcoming quarters will be critical in determining how these developments unfold.
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