Beijing‐based clean-energy operator JNCEC (00579) released its 10th Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report, detailing financial and sustainability performance for the year ended 31 December 2025.
Key operating metrics show the group’s installed capacity reaching 18.37 GW, of which 13.20 GW—or 72%—is wind, solar and other renewables. Total power generation rose to 42.45 TWh, while heating supply delivered 27.18 million gigajoules.
Revenue grew to RMB 20.88 billion, with profit before tax at RMB 3.76 billion. Renewable-energy generation contributed RMB 8.26 billion, led by wind (RMB 5.08 billion) and solar (RMB 2.99 billion). The company also executed 6.34 TWh of green-power trading, generating RMB 1.15 billion in related revenue.
JNCEC accelerated its low-carbon transition: non-fossil capacity share advanced to 74%; Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse-gas emissions stood at 9.06 million tCO₂e. A full Scope 3 inventory was completed, covering five categories of upstream and downstream emissions.
Capital expenditure on environmental projects reached RMB 99.48 million, and safety investment totalled RMB 223.30 million. The group reported zero work-related fatalities or major environmental incidents during the year.
R&D intensity increased to 3.67% of revenue, underpinning launches such as “Qingrui,” the power sector’s first AI large model for gas turbines, and deployment of 14 regional control centres overseeing 112 renewable stations.
On governance, the board upgraded its Strategy Committee to a Strategy & ESG Committee, integrating climate oversight into decision-making. MSCI raised the firm’s ESG rating to ‘A’, while Wind maintained its ‘AA’.
For community engagement, JNCEC invested RMB 11.84 million in rural-revitalisation projects and logged over 6,000 volunteer service hours via its “Nengxiaoqing” youth programme.
The group enters the 15th Five-Year Plan period targeting further renewable build-out and aims to lift renewable capacity share to at least 74% by 2028, while sustaining board-level ESG governance and expanding green-technology innovation.
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