Since 2021, China has initiated green power trading, a mechanism that bundles the electricity output and green attributes (green certificates) of unsubsidized wind and solar projects for transaction. These trades can be conducted on a multi-year, annual, or monthly basis and are largely aligned with the PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) mechanisms used in Europe. Key features of the mechanism include: 1.
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positions filed
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of 639 tracked
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China filed 2 positions between 12 Aug 2025 and 25 Sept 2025, across 2 of the 639 legislative files tracked here.
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Dear European Commission: We are a special steel round bar manufacturer from China, which had been exporting to Europe for many years. Our production line is equipped with first-class equipment purchased from Italy and Germany. We are one of the few domestic electric furnace steel manufacturers. Our products have low carbon emission levels that are no less than those of EU steel mills.
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