Ndrc s policy on solar container electricity prices
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Introduction
Starting June 1, 2025, all electricity from renewable energy projects must be sold through market transactions, replacing the current feed-in tariff system with market-driven pricing. Projects can either submit bids for pricing and output or accept the prevailing market. context: The Notice on deepening market-oriented reform of on-grid electricity prices for new energy, released on 9 February 2025, emphasises market-based reforms in the energy sector. The policy marks a turning point for the industry, shifting from a policy-driven model to a market-driven landscape.
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