my country's energy industry is accelerating into the era of "credit" supervision


Release time:

2018-10-11

The National Energy Administration recently issued the "Measures for the Management of Credit Evaluation of Market Entities in the Energy Industry (Trial)" and formally established the "Leading Group for the Construction of Credit System in the Energy Industry". Industry insiders believe that this means that my country’s energy industry is further accelerating the construction of its credit system and entering the era of “credit” supervision.

Industry insiders believe that this is a signal for the country to accelerate the construction of a credit system in the energy industry. From then on, the construction of the credit system in my country's energy industry will enter a stage of systematic advancement with clear rights and responsibilities and an orderly organization. The quantification of the credit status of energy companies will have rules to follow, and the "priced" application of credit is expected to be fully rolled out in the energy industry.

According to the evaluation method, energy companies that commit the following six serious breaches of trust will be subject to a one-vote veto system: first, serious fraud or collusion to manipulate evaluation results during the credit evaluation application or dynamic management process; second, forgery or fraudulent use A higher credit rating proves that the company is engaged in business activities; third, serious violations of industry self-discipline conventions, malicious competition, market disruption, etc., resulting in serious consequences; fourth, serious illegal activities such as contract fraud; fifth, serious violations of industry self-discipline conventions in market operations; Those who have been included in the blacklist for serious breach of trust in the energy industry, or the joint disciplinary blacklist of other relevant government departments and judicial agencies; Sixth, there are other serious violations of current laws and regulations.

In addition, the evaluation method is clear, and according to the credit performance of market entities in the energy industry, they are uniformly divided into five levels: AAA, AA, A, B, and C from "excellent" to "poor". The credit evaluation results of energy market entities will be strengthened in project approval (filing), market access, daily supervision, government procurement, special fund subsidies, excellence and awards, etc., and will be shared with other government departments in a common way. , industry organizations establish joint incentive and punishment mechanisms.