The new guidelines published by China’s National Energy Administration on Thursday said priority should now be given to cross-regional wind power bases that can deliver electricity to different regional grids. Energy regulators in China are using new rules to encourage cross-regional wind projects, as part of China 's efforts to reduce the amount of renewable energy being wasted. At present no more than 5% of all wind power generated in China is lost as a result of problems with inadequate access to grids. Beiing 's Reuters has now published guidelines which set a target of about 12% of electricity being wasted, and gives priority to projects which can supply different regional grids and which require commitments from end-users to invest in better transmission capacity.
Energy regulators in China are using new rules to encourage cross-regional wind projects, as part of China 's efforts to reduce the amount of renewable energy being wasted. At present no more than 5% of all wind power generated in China is lost as a result of problems with inadequate access to grids. Beiing 's Reuters has now published guidelines which set a target of about 12% of electricity being wasted, and gives priority to projects which can supply different regional grids and which require commitments from end-users to invest in better transmission capacity.