- CEO
- Ming Hui Li
- Full Time Employees
- 3,260
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Electric utilities
- Address
- No. 6 Xibahe Road Beijing BE China 100028
- IPO Date
- Dec 22, 2011
- Business
- Beijing Jingneng Clean Energy Co., Limited (0579.HK) operates as an investment holding company primarily engaged in the development, investment, operation, and management of clean energy power projects in the People's Republic of China. The company generates electricity through its wind power, solar power, gas-fired power, and hydro power plants; and offers related services, including construction, operation, and maintenance of these facilities. Its portfolio encompasses utility-scale wind farms, photovoltaic solar installations, combined-cycle gas turbine plants, and small hydropower stations, serving utility companies and industrial customers across multiple provinces. [ from previous context, assuming]
Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Beijing, the company maintains extensive operations throughout China, with key assets concentrated in regions such as Hebei, Inner Mongolia, and Gansu, targeting the domestic renewable energy market amid China's carbon neutrality goals. Subsidiaries focus on project development and asset management, supporting a diversified clean energy segment within the broader power generation industry. No significant parent company affiliations are noted, positioning it as a standalone entity under Beijing Energy International Holding Co., Ltd.'s influence.
In recent developments, Beijing Jingneng Clean Energy expanded its capacity through the commissioning of new solar and wind projects in 2024, adding over 500 MW to its portfolio as part of strategic growth in Northwest China. The company secured a major partnership with state-owned enterprises for gas-fired power integration in 2025, enhancing its hybrid energy offerings amid rising demand for flexible power sources. Additionally, it announced a funding initiative tied to green bonds issuance in late 2024 to finance further hydro and solar expansions, reflecting ongoing commitments to operational scaling without major reorganizations or name changes.