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Title in national language: 
光伏发电无补贴平价上网有关工作的通知
Draft: 
No
Revision of previous policy?: 
No
Effective Start Year: 
2019
Scope: 
National
Document Type: 
Other
Economic Sector: 
Power
Energy Types: 
Power, Renewable, Solar, Wind
Issued by: 
National Development and Reform Commission
Overall Summary: 
The Notice No. 19 of 2019 on Actively Promoting the Non-Subsidized Generation of Wind and PV Power provides for particular requirements and support policies to promote the high quality development of renewable energy, and to improve the market competitiveness of wind power and photovoltaic power generation.
Renewable Energy
RE action plans: 
To promote the high quality development of renewable energy, and to improve the market competitiveness of wind power and photovoltaic power generation, notice is hereby given of the following relevant requirements and support policies and measures for promoting non-subsidized wind and PV power generation. 1. Construct pilot projects with feed-in tariffs at grid-parity and below-grid-parity. [...] 2. Optimize the investment environment for grid-parity and below-grid-parity project. [...] 3. Guarantee priority dispatch and guaranteed full purchase. [...] 4. Grid-parity and below-grid-parity projects are encouraged to obtain a reasonable income supplement through green certificate trading. [...] 5. Strictly implement responsibilities for grid connection by power grid enterprises. [...] 6. Promote the non-subsidized development of wind and PV power generation through market-based trading. [...] 7. Reduce transmission and distribution fees and surcharges for electricity consumed locally and for electricity in direct trading. [...] 8. Strongly promote the construction of grid-parity and below-grid-parity projects with electricity consumed locally. [...] 9. Promote the construction of non-subsidized wind and PV power generation projects in conjunction with the construction of inter-provincial and inter-regional transmission lines. [...] 10. Innovative financial support measures. [...] 11. Properly carry out early warning management. [...] 12. Dynamically improve the mechanisms for support and assessment of total energy consumption.