Is Jingneng Group a central enterprise or a state-owned enterprise?

Jingneng Group is a state-owned enterprise.

Brief introduction of Beijing Energy Group Co., Ltd.;

Beijing Energy Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Jingneng Group) was established on February 8, 2004. It is a large-scale state-owned investment group company formed by the merger and reorganization of the former Beijing International Electric Power Development and Investment Corporation and Beijing Comprehensive Investment Corporation, with a registered capital of 8.8 billion yuan (RMB, the same below). By the end of February 2009, Jingneng Group had total assets of 92.704 billion yuan and net assets of 32.234 billion yuan.

Jingneng Group is a wholly state-owned company funded by the Beijing Municipal People's Government, which authorizes the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the Beijing Municipal People's Government to perform the responsibilities of the investor and is established in accordance with the Company Law. The Group manages the Beijing Municipal Government's investment funds related to power and energy conservation, and undertakes the investment and construction of power and energy projects in the capital, as well as the development of energy-saving technologies, new energy and renewable energy products. Jingneng Group's investment projects involve electric energy, real estate and infrastructure, high-tech, financial securities and other fields, and are the main body of investment and financing for Beijing's electric energy construction.

Jingneng Group has 73 wholly-owned, holding and shareholding enterprises, including 34 wholly-owned and holding enterprises. The installed capacity of equity power generation is 6.5438+0.474 million kilowatts, which is greater than the maximum power load in Beijing, and the controlled installed capacity is 8.87 million kilowatts, which is greater than the daily average power load in Beijing. The thermal power plant that has been put into operation accounts for 39% of the central heating area of Beijing pipe network. Listed companies investing in electric power include Jingneng Thermal Power and Datang International.