China's Energy Chief Wang Hongzhi Urges Expanded Investment and Accelerated Grid Projects in Jilin
Wang Hongzhi, head of China's National Energy Administration, led a delegation to Jilin province from September 20-21 to inspect energy investment, winter power supply preparations, new-type power grid construction, and new fuel development. He emphasized expanding energy investment, accelerating major projects, advancing grid construction with a forward-looking approach, and leveraging Jilin's resource advantages for new energy, hydrogen, and green fuels. Wang also stressed broadening investment channels to attract private enterprises, ensuring winter energy supply for public warmth, and prioritizing production safety.
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China's Energy Administration Chief Urges Expanded Energy Investment and Accelerated Major Projects
Wang Hongzhi, head of China's National Energy Administration (NEA), led a delegation to Jilin province from September 20-21 to inspect energy investment, winter power supply security, new-type power grid construction, and new fuel development. During the visit, Wang emphasized the need to significantly expand the scale of energy investment and accelerate the construction of major energy projects. He called for advancing new-type power grid construction with a moderately forward-looking approach. Leveraging Jilin's resource advantages, Wang urged the orderly and high-quality development of new energy, hydrogen energy, and green fuels. He also stressed broadening investment channels and improving services to actively attract various enterprises, especially private companies, to participate in energy project construction. Additionally, Wang demanded solid preparations for winter energy and power supply to ensure the public stays warm, and he highlighted the importance of production safety to support high-quality energy development with high-level security.
Read sourceChina's energy chief urges expanded investment and new power grid construction in Jilin
Wang Hongzhi, head of China's National Energy Administration, visited Jilin province on September 20-21 to inspect energy investment, winter power supply, new grid construction, and new fuel development. He emphasized expanding energy investment and accelerating major energy projects. Wang called for advancing new-type power grid construction ahead of schedule, leveraging Jilin's resource advantages to develop new energy, hydrogen, and green fuels. He also urged broadening investment channels to attract private enterprises and ensuring winter energy supply for residents. Safety production was highlighted as a foundation for high-quality energy development.
Read sourceChina's Energy Chief Wang Hongzhi Urges Expanded Investment and New Grid Construction in Jilin
Wang Hongzhi, Director of China's National Energy Administration, conducted an inspection tour in Jilin Province from September 20-21, focusing on energy investment, winter power supply security, new-type power grid construction, and new fuel development. During the visit, Wang emphasized the need to accelerate energy investment expansion and push forward major energy projects. He called for full efforts to build new-type power grids, implementing projects with a moderately forward-looking approach. Leveraging Jilin's resource advantages, Wang advocated for the high-quality development of new energy, hydrogen, and green fuel industries. He also stressed broadening investment channels and improving services to attract various enterprises, including private firms, to participate in energy projects. Additionally, Wang highlighted the importance of ensuring reliable energy and power supply for the winter peak season to guarantee warm conditions for the public, and underscored the necessity of prioritizing production safety to support high-quality energy development.
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China's Energy Administration Chief Visits Jilin to Boost Investment and Winter Power Supply
On September 20-21, Wang Hongzhi, head of China's National Energy Administration, led a delegation to Jilin province to inspect energy investment, winter peak energy and power supply assurance, new power grid construction, and new fuel development. Wang emphasized expanding energy investment and accelerating major energy project construction. He called for advancing new power grid projects ahead of schedule, leveraging Jilin's resource advantages to develop new energy, hydrogen, and green fuels, and broadening investment channels to attract private enterprises. He also stressed the need to ensure winter energy and power supply to keep people warm, and to prioritize safety production to support high-quality energy development.
Read sourceChina's Energy Administration Vows to Expand Energy Investment and Accelerate Major Projects
On September 23, financial data platform Jin10 reported that Wang Hongzhi, head of China's National Energy Administration, led a delegation to Jilin province from September 20-21 to inspect energy investment, winter energy and power supply assurance, new power grid construction, and new fuel development. Wang emphasized the need to expand energy investment scale and accelerate major energy project construction. He called for full efforts to build new power grids, implementing new grid projects ahead of schedule. Leveraging Jilin's resource advantages, he advocated for the orderly development of new energy, hydrogen energy, and green fuel industries. Wang also stressed broadening investment channels and improving services to attract various enterprises, especially private firms, to participate in energy projects. Additionally, he demanded solid preparations for winter energy and power supply to ensure a warm winter for the public, and emphasized high attention to production safety to support high-quality energy development.
China's Energy Regulator Urges Expanded Energy Investment and Accelerated Major Projects
According to a report from stockstar_stock_live citing the National Energy Administration (NEA), NEA Director Wang Hongzhi led a delegation to Jilin Province from September 20 to 21 to inspect energy investment, winter energy and power supply security, new power grid construction, and new fuel development. Wang emphasized the need to increase the scale of energy investment and accelerate the construction of major energy projects. He called for fully advancing the construction of new power grids, implementing new power grid projects with moderate foresight. Leveraging Jilin's resource advantages, he advocated for actively and orderly promoting the high-quality development of new energy, hydrogen energy, and green fuels. Wang also stressed broadening investment channels, improving service levels, and actively attracting various enterprises, especially private companies, to participate in energy project construction. Additionally, he urged solid preparations for winter energy and power supply to ensure the public stays warm, and emphasized the importance of safety production to support high-quality energy development with high-level safety.
Read sourceChina's Energy Chief Visits Jilin to Inspect Winter Power Supply Preparations
Wang Hongzhi, Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and Director of China's National Energy Administration, led a delegation to Jilin Province on September 20-21 for an inspection tour. The visit focused on energy investment and preparations for ensuring power and heat supply during the peak winter demand period. Wang emphasized the importance of securing energy supply to guarantee that the public can stay warm through the winter. He also stressed the need to prioritize workplace safety, stating that a high level of safety is essential to support high-quality energy development. The report was sourced from Cailian Press and published on East Money's industry and economy channel.
Read sourceChina's Energy Chief Visits Jilin to Boost Investment and Winter Power Supply
On September 20-21, Wang Hongzhi, head of China's National Energy Administration (NEA), led a delegation to Jilin province to inspect energy investment, winter peak electricity and heating supply preparations, new power grid construction, and new fuel development. Wang emphasized expanding energy investment and accelerating major energy projects. He called for advancing new-type power grid construction with a moderately forward-looking approach. Leveraging Jilin's resource advantages, he urged orderly development of new energy, hydrogen, and green fuels. He stressed broadening investment channels and improving services to attract various enterprises, especially private firms, to participate in energy projects. Wang also demanded solid preparations for winter energy and power supply to ensure warm heating for the public, and highlighted the importance of safety production to support high-quality energy development with high-level safety.
Read sourceChina's energy regulator chief visits Jilin to boost investment and winter power supply
Wang Hongzhi, head of China's National Energy Administration, visited Jilin province on September 20-21 to inspect energy investment, winter peak power supply, new grid construction, and new fuel development. He emphasized expanding energy investment and accelerating major energy projects. Wang called for advancing new power grid construction with a moderately forward-looking approach. Leveraging Jilin's resource advantages, he urged orderly development of new energy, hydrogen, and green fuel industries. He stressed broadening investment channels and improving services to attract various enterprises, especially private firms, to participate in energy projects. Wang also demanded solid preparations for winter energy and power supply to ensure warm heating for the public, and highlighted the importance of production safety to support high-quality energy development.
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