Concord New Energy output slides 9.24% in July

Wind and solar generation both declined from year-earlier levels.

Concord New Energy Group Limited’s (CNE) attributable power generation output fell 9.24% year-on-year (YoY) in July 2026, with wind and solar generation declining.

The company recorded 572.20 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of attributable power generation in July 2026, down from 630.46GWh in July 2025, according to a bourse filing.

Wind power generation accounted for 447.70GWh in July, a 9.28% decline from 493.51GWh a year earlier, whilst solar generation fell 9.09% to 124.50GWh from 136.95GWh.

For the first seven months of 2026, CNE’s attributable power generation reached 5,033.26GWh, down 6.61% from 5,389.33GWh in the same period last year.

Wind generation totalled 4,374.19GWh from January to July, falling 5.90% YoY from 4,648.43GWh, whilst solar generation dropped 11.04% to 659.07GWh from 740.90GWh.

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