State Grid's inter-provincial electricity trading volume in January increased by over 10% YoY

Published: Feb 11, 2026 10:17

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State Grid Corporation of China has continuously optimized the operation mechanism of the inter-provincial electricity market, expanded the scale of medium and long-term inter-provincial transactions, enhanced transaction flexibility and response efficiency, and improved the utilization rate of cross-regional transmission channels in a coordinated manner, effectively promoting the optimal allocation and surplus-deficit adjustment of power resources across a broader scope. According to statistics from the Beijing Electricity Trading Center, State Grid's inter-provincial electricity trading volume in January reached 110.7 billion kWh, up 10.1% YoY.

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