Recently, the Inner Mongolia Electric Power Multilateral Trading Market achieved a historic breakthrough in green electricity trading, with monthly transaction volume exceeding 10 billion kWh for the first time—a 74.6% year-on-year increase. Green electricity accounted for over 80% of the computing power industry's electricity consumption, marking a new milestone in the market-based green electricity trading scale of the Western Inner Mongolia Power Grid and empowering the region's development of a new-type power system and its green, low-carbon, high-quality growth.
As a vital national energy base, Inner Mongolia leverages its unique advantages—including abundant wind and solar resources, a robust coal foundation, and strong power grid support—to resolutely implement the national "dual carbon" strategy and drive the green, low-carbon transformation of its energy sector. This breakthrough in green electricity trading volume exceeding 10 billion kWh marks a landmark achievement in advancing power market reform and continuously improving the renewable energy consumption system in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
The Inner Mongolia Electric Power Trading Company adopts a dual-pronged approach to expand green electricity trading volumes. Domestically, it maximizes local consumption potential by implementing multi-year PPA green power agreements and innovating green power supply models for industrial parks, precisely matching corporate energy demands to facilitate local consumption of green electricity. Externally, it actively expands markets outside the region, increases inter-provincial trading frequency, and broadens green power transmission channels to achieve optimized cross-regional allocation of clean energy.
Meanwhile, it continuously optimizes trading organization models and market settlement rules, enhances the deep integration between market transactions and grid operations, and steadily improves the quality and efficiency of trading services. This helps foster a fair, transparent, flexible, and efficient market environment, effectively ensuring the priority grid connection and full utilization of clean energy, thereby providing robust institutional support for the sustained and rapid growth of green electricity trading.
Next, Inner Mongolia Electric Power Group will continue to deepen market-oriented reforms in the power sector, refine the green electricity trading mechanism, expand trading volumes, and enhance renewable energy consumption capabilities, thereby supporting the achievement of the "dual carbon" goals and promoting green energy transition in both the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and across China.
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