Jilin Province Aims to Expand Renewable Energy, Targeting 70 GW by 2030

Published: Apr 19, 2026 22:56
Recently, the People's Government of Jilin Province issued a notice on the promulgation of the "Jilin Province's 15th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development", which proposed to expand the scale of the province's new energy consumption in the western cities of Baicheng, Songyuan and Shuangliao. Distributed wind power and distributed solar power projects should be carried out according to local conditions in the central and eastern regions. Accelerate the construction of new energy bases for the "Jilin electricity into Beijing" project. By 2030, the scale of wind and solar power development and construction will reach 70 million kilowatts.

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