The National Energy Administration released a major plan for "double carbon"

On October 9, the National Energy Administration issued the Action Plan for the Standardization of Energy Carbon Peaking and Carbon Neutralization
.
The document mentions that by 2025, a relatively complete energy standard system that can strongly support and lead the green and low-carbon transformation of energy will be initially established, the energy standard will change from quantitative scale to quality and efficiency, the standard organization system will be further improved, and the energy standard will interact well with technological innovation and industrial development, effectively promoting the green and low-carbon transformation of energy, energy conservation and carbon reduction, technological innovation, and carbon emission reduction in
the industrial chain.

-- Establish and improve a renewable energy standard system based on photovoltaic and wind power, study and establish a standard system to support the construction of a new power system, accelerate the improvement of a new energy storage standard system, and strongly support the development and construction, grid-connected operation and consumption and utilization of
large-scale wind power photovoltaic bases and distributed energy sources。

-- Formulate a number of emerging technologies and technical standards related to carbon emission reduction in the industrial chain, improve the organizational system of relevant standards, and achieve full coverage
of standards related to the carbon peak industrial chain in the energy field。

-- Revise a number of energy efficiency standards related to conventional energy production, conversion, transmission and utilization, improve standard requirements and levels, and promote and standardize the comprehensive utilization of resources and energy efficiency improvement
。

By 2030, establish a structurally optimized, advanced and reasonable energy standard system, develop closely and in tandem with technological innovation and industrial transformation, and strongly support and ensure carbon peaking and
carbon neutrality in the energy sector.