Current Situation and Existing Problems of Green Power Market System Construction
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    Inspired by the goal of “double carbon”, new energy has ushered in new development opportunities, which urgently needs to be incorporated into the power market as soon as possible. This paper analyzed the current situation and existing problems of green power trading market and green certificates trading market, and put forward suggestions for the construction of green power market. At present, the pilot launch of China’s green power market has promoted the gradual increase of green power trading volume; With the decoupling of green certificates from subsidies, the price of green certificates has changed to “parity”, promoting the growth of trading volume. However, in the green power transaction, there is no distinction between the electricity price and the environmental premium in the green power price, and there are differences in the green power transaction prices in different regions. In addition, there is a serious imbalance between the supply and demand of green power in China. In provinces rich in renewable energy, there is a contradiction between the export and internal consumption of new energy, and the peak of electricity consumption in the morning and evening on both sides of the supply and demand gradually converge. In order to break through barriers and improve the market mechanism of green electricity, a market mechanism should be established to promote consumption, promote green electricity trading through the “dual control” assessment of energy consumption, and promote the integration of green electricity market and carbon market as soon as possible.

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刘梦飞.绿色电力市场体系建设现状及存在问题[J].有色冶金节能,2022,38(6):1-4.

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  • Received:July 25,2022
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