Concord New Energy’s April Power Output Declines on Weaker Wind and Solar

An announcement from Concord New Energy Group ( (HK:0182) ) is now available.

Concord New Energy Group reported that its attributable power generation in April 2026 fell year on year, reflecting weaker wind and solar output. Wind power generation in April declined 4.27% to 678.23 GWh, while solar power dropped 12.33% to 88.88 GWh, resulting in a 5.28% decrease in total monthly output to 767.11 GWh.

For the first four months of 2026, total attributable power generation slipped 4.01% to 3,197.15 GWh, with wind output down 3.21% and solar down 10.19%. The declines indicate softer operating performance in the group’s renewable portfolio versus 2025, which may weigh on revenue trends and highlight exposure to resource conditions and potential curtailment in its key wind and solar markets.

More about Concord New Energy Group

Concord New Energy Group Limited is a Bermuda-incorporated independent power producer listed in Hong Kong and Singapore, focusing on renewable energy generation. The group primarily develops, owns, and operates wind and solar power projects, supplying clean electricity to regional power grids and participating in Asia’s fast-growing green energy market.

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