CGN New Energy Sees 1.7% Increase in May 2025 Power Generation Despite Challenges

Reuters
12 Jun
CGN New Energy Sees 1.7% Increase in May 2025 Power Generation Despite Challenges

CGN New Energy Holdings Co. Ltd. released a trading update for May 2025, reporting a consolidated power generation of 1,723.3 GWh, marking a 1.7% increase compared to May 2024. The company's PRC wind projects saw a significant rise in power generation by 14.3%, while PRC solar projects experienced a modest increase of 1.0%. However, the company's PRC cogeneration and gas-fired projects saw a substantial decrease of 93.1%, and PRC hydro projects also fell by 43.8%. In Korea, power generation decreased by 10.1%. For the first five months of 2025, the accumulated power generation reached 8,171.0 GWh, reflecting a decrease of 0.8% compared to the same period in 2024. Despite challenges in some areas, the company noted improvements in others, particularly in wind and solar power generation, highlighting ongoing efforts in these sectors.

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