This 15th Five-Year Plan for Renewable Energy Development (2026-2030) establishes objectives for developing renewable energy, strengthening reliable substitution, and supporting carbon peaking and the green transition. By 2030, renewable consumption should reach about 1.8 billion tonnes of standard coal equivalent, installed capacity 3.5 billion kW, and annual generation 6 trillion kWh; wind and solar capacity must exceed 2.8 billion kW and generate over 4 trillion kWh. Key actions include accelerated development of large onshore wind and solar bases ("Three North" and regional bases), targeted offshore wind expansion to ~100 GW by 2030, integrated water-wind-solar development, distributed and multi‑scenario deployment, scale-up of biomass, concentrated solar thermal, geothermal and marine energy, and large increases in pumped-storage capacity. It emphasizes building system‑friendly wind/solar plants, multi‑energy integration, source‑storage coordination. Non-electric measures cover renewable hydrogen, ammonia and methanol, industrial and residential heating, biofuels, biogas, and geothermal energy. The Plan establishes minimum renewable-consumption targets, green certificates, market trading and pricing mechanisms, and measures for rural energy and technology innovation, including AI.
中国 · 2026-07-06