China has enacted its long-awaited Energy Law, set to take effect on January 1, 2025, to enhance the country's energy sector and support its green transition. The law establishes a comprehensive regulatory framework, addressing various aspects of energy planning, development, and market systems. It includes provisions for biomass energy development, aiming to boost investment confidence in renewable resources. The State Council is mandated to set medium-to-long-term goals for non-fossil fuel energy use, targeting a 25% share by 2030. This legislation solidifies previous market reforms and aims to create a unified national power market by 2025