National Energy Administration: In July, there were a total of 4,276 newly registered renewable energy power generation projects across the country.
In July, a total of 4,276 new registered renewable energy power generation projects (excluding household photovoltaics) were added nationwide.
The National Energy Administration released the situation regarding new registered renewable energy power generation projects in July. In July 2026, there were a total of 4,276 new registered renewable energy power generation projects across the country (excluding household photovoltaics), including 38 wind power projects and 4,236 photovoltaic power projects (29 centralized photovoltaic power projects and 4,207 industrial and commercial distributed photovoltaic power projects), as well as 2 biomass power generation projects.
This article is excerpted from the official website of the National Energy Administration, edited by Xu Wenqiang.
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