China Resources Power Q1 2026 Output Rises 16.3% as Solar Surges Despite Softer Wind

China Resources Power Holdings Co ( (HK:0836) ) has shared an announcement.

China Resources Power reported that total net generation from its subsidiary power plants rose 16.2% year on year in March 2026 to 20,809,212 MWh, driven mainly by strong performance in non-wind assets. Wind farm output fell 16.9% to 4,552,945 MWh due to weaker wind speeds, while photovoltaic generation surged 26.9% to 1,154,560 MWh, underscoring the resilience of its solar portfolio.

For the first quarter of 2026, the group’s subsidiary plants delivered 60,637,424 MWh of net generation, up 16.3% from a year earlier, reflecting robust overall demand and capacity utilization. Over the same period, wind generation slipped 2.0% to 14,002,698 MWh because of adverse wind conditions, but solar output jumped 44.7% to 3,421,521 MWh, highlighting the company’s growing reliance on photovoltaic assets within its renewable energy mix and signaling a shift in the composition of its clean power growth.

The most recent analyst rating on (HK:0836) stock is a Sell with a HK$14.89 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on China Resources Power Holdings Co stock, see the HK:0836 Stock Forecast page.

More about China Resources Power Holdings Co

China Resources Power Holdings Co is a Hong Kong–incorporated power producer operating subsidiary power plants across multiple generation technologies, including wind farms and photovoltaic facilities. The company focuses on electricity generation in mainland China, with a growing emphasis on renewable energy assets such as solar and wind to support its market position in the transitioning power sector.

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Current Market Cap: HK$97.85B

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