A team from the Committee on Population, Resources and Environment of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) National Committee conducted a survey in North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region from June 16 to 20, focusing on the high-quality development of the new energy sector. The survey was led by Wang Guangqian, vice-chairman of the CPPCC National Committee and executive vice-chairman of the Central Committee of the China Democratic League.

The team visited the cities of Hohhot, Baotou and Chifeng, where they conducted field research at power companies, energy enterprises, new energy construction projects and energy technology firms, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the region's efforts in developing new energy resources. They also held a symposium to exchange views with representatives of relevant sectors and visited institutions where CPPCC members are based to carry out study research.

The team acknowledged Inner Mongolia's efforts in developing its new energy industry, which has provided valuable experiences through continuous exploration and innovation. They emphasized the importance of aligning thoughts and actions with the decisions and plans of the Communist Party of China Central Committee on the country's energy security, and called for efforts to implement the national energy security strategy, striving for high-quality development in the new energy field.

They highlighted the need to focus on major challenges in the sector, calling for comprehensive research and targeted policy recommendations in areas such as balancing high-quality development with high-level energy security, enhancing the role of technological innovation and deepening institutional reforms. 

Highlighting the CPPCC's role as a specialized consultative body, the team encouraged CPPCC members working in the energy sector to leverage their expertise, remain rooted in their professional fields, and continuously enhance their duty performance, contributing to the high-quality development of the new energy sector.