According to information from Fengmang Energy, on September 14, the Yunnan Development and Reform Commission released the second batch of provincial-level major projects and "top priority" project list for 2026. A total of 12 wind and solar power generation projects have been included in this batch, comprising 5 wind power projects and 7 photovoltaic projects.

Based on publicly available information, the combined capacity of these 12 new energy projects in this batch totals 1,175.65 MW, with wind power accounting for 575.65 MW and photovoltaic contributing 600 MW. Except for the Menglong photovoltaic power generation project (150 MW), the developers for all other wind and solar projects have been confirmed. Among the developers, CLP Holdings (00002) holds the largest capacity at 243.75 MW, followed by CGN with 190 MW, and SPIC ranking third with 180 MW.

The document states that Yunnan Province will fully leverage the coordination mechanism for promoting effective investment in important projects and the "six networks" planning and construction. It will utilize the "four ones and three strengthenings" approach to tackling challenges, which involves launching an online system, establishing a ledger, setting up a hotline, creating a mechanism, and strengthening three key guarantees related to fund attraction, financing, and land use. This will deepen the project tackling year initiative and accelerate the construction of provincial-level major projects, with particular emphasis on enhancing support for factor guarantees and financing of private investment projects to stabilize and reverse the decline in provincial investment.

It is understood that on March 21, Yunnan Province released the first batch of provincial-level major project lists and "top priority" project lists for 2026. The first batch of provincial-level major projects includes 38 wind power projects, and the first batch of "top priority" projects includes one wind power project, which also appears in the provincial-level major project list. The Yunnan Development and Reform Commission stated that 2026 is the province's project tackling year. To better guarantee the implementation of major projects, Yunnan Province will organize applications for annual provincial-level major projects in batches on a regular basis, relying on the provincial coordination mechanism for promoting effective investment in important projects. It will strengthen "top-down" coordination services and factor guarantees, actively seek various national policy and funding support, and fully accelerate the construction of provincial-level major projects and major industrial projects, promoting investment stabilization and recovery while maintaining the proportion of industrial investment in total investment above 50%.

Details are as follows: With the approval of the provincial people's government, the second batch of 2026 provincial-level major projects and "top priority" project lists for Yunnan Province is hereby released (see attachments). This second batch includes 189 provincial-level major projects with a total investment of 55.702 billion yuan, among which there are 2 "top priority" projects with a total investment of 1.438 billion yuan. To better guarantee the construction of major projects, the province will compile and issue provincial-level major project lists in batches using a "submit and review as you go" approach. As of now, Yunnan Province has released the first and second batches of provincial-level major project lists for 2026, which together include 1,866 major projects with a total investment of 2.63 trillion yuan, including 404 private investment projects with a total investment of 317 billion yuan.

Moving forward, Yunnan Province will fully utilize the coordination mechanism for promoting effective investment in important projects and the "six networks" planning and construction. It will adopt the "four ones and three strengthenings" approach to tackling challenges, which covers putting an online system into operation, establishing a ledger, opening a hotline, setting up a mechanism, and strengthening the three key guarantees of fund attraction, financing, and land use. This will deeply advance the project tackling year initiative, accelerate the construction of provincial-level major projects, and particularly reinforce support for factor guarantees and financing for private investment projects to stabilize and reverse the decline in investment across the province.