This　study　aimed　to　identify　a　viable　solution　for　the　development　of　China＇s　electric　power　industry　in　line　with　＂dual　carbon＂　objectives.　Accordingly,　we　collected　and　analyzed　2230　policy　documents　spanning　25　years　to　track　the　Chinese　government＇s　focus　on　the　electric　power　sector　over　time　using　latent　Dirichlet　allocation　topic　modeling.　Our　results　reveal　that　the　government＇s　area　of　emphasis　differs　across　different　stages　of　development.　By　analyzing　the　evolution　of　policy　implementation,　we　identified　the　actions　taken　by　government　agencies　at　the　policy　level　to　promote　the　electric　power　industry.　We　then　distilled　the　key　themes　of　government　attention　and　challenges　facing　the　green　transition　of　electricity　in　the　context　of　＂dual　carbon＂.　Based　on　this　analysis,　we　propose　practical　recommendations　for　restructuring　power　energy,　enhancing　power　security,　and　improving　power　market　efficiency.　These　findings　hold　important　implications　for　China　to　achieve　an　environmentally　sustainable　electric　power　transformation.