China is looking to almost double its so-called new energy storage capacity to 180 gigawatts (GW) by 2027, according to an industry plan announced by authorities on Friday.
The most notable finding: by the end of 2024, China had reached 73.76 GW / 168 GWh in cumulative new energy storage capacity—an increase of more than 130% year-on-year. This figure
China aims to add more than 100 GW of new energy storage (primarily battery storage, excluding pumped hydro) by 2027, according to a new action plan presented by authorities on Friday.
China is making a bold move to fortify its energy infrastructure and leadership in clean technology, announcing a significant new policy to dramatically boost its battery sector through large
In a significant technological advancement, the country''s largest "coal-to-power plus molten salt" storage project, located in Suzhou, east China''s Anhui province, recently completed a
China''s new energy storage market reached a milestone in the first half of 2025, according to a report by CNESA at the Western Energy Storage Forum in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia,
Of this total, 101.3 GW stems from so-called “new energy storage” technologies—largely lithium-ion battery systems—representing a 110% year-on-year surge. The figures underscore both
China plans to have its battery storage capacity more than double to 180 gigawatts (GW) by 2027 in a new plan aimed at attracting $35.1 billion (250 billion Chinese yuan), the authorities...
The policy and regulatory roadmap is aimed at pushing China''s installed base of large-scale energy storage – primarily lithium-ion battery energy storage systems (BESS) – to 180GW by
As outlined in the action plan, China''s “new-energy storage system” capacity – primarily based on lithium-ion batteries – is set to exceed 180 gigawatts within two years, up from 95GW as of
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