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Policy
People's Republic of China
2016
China 13th Ocean Energy Development Five Year Plan (2016-2020)
The China’s 13th Five Year Plan (2016-2020) on Ocean Energy was adopted by State Oceanic Administration of People’s Republic of China on 30th December 2016 and released on 1st of January 2017. The Plan was developed in relation to the China 13th Electricity Development Five Year Plan (2016-2020) and to the 13th Five Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development. 13th Five Year Development Plan on National Strategic Emerging Industries will be crucial supporting policy for further ocean development in China.
China’s goal is to significantly improve development and utilisation of ocean energy by… -
Policy
People's Republic of China
2016
China 13th Hydropower Development Five Year Plan (2016-2020)
The 13th Hydropower Development Five Year Plan (2016-2020) was adopted by the National Energy Administration on 17th October 2016.
China’s goal is increase total installed hydropower capacity to 380 GW by 2020 of which 40 GW of pumped hydro. Aimed 380 GW of hydropower capacity will be generating ca. 1.25 TWh of power which is equivalent to 50% of national non-fossil energy consumption. -
Policy
People's Republic of China
2016
China 13th Electricity Development Five Year Plan (2016-2020)
On 7th of November 2016 the National Energy Administration (NEA) released China’s 13th Electricity Development Five Year Plan for 2016-2020. The Electricity Development FYP outlines the main development direction for China’s electricity sector and includes technology-specific targets, goals for grid expansion, as well as projections for electricity demand growth.
China renewable energy targets evolutions under the 12th FYP and final 13th FYP targets:
GW
12th FYP 2011-15, targets by 2015
13th FYP 2016-20, targets by 2020
Hydropower
290 GW
380 GW (including 40 GW of PSP)
Onshore wind
100 GW
205 GW
Offshore wind
5 GW
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Policy
People's Republic of China
2016
China 13th Energy Technology Innovation Five Year Plan (2016-2020)
On 30th of December 2016 National Energy Administration adopted China’s 13th Energy Technology Innovation Five Year Plan (2016-2020). China’s goal is to become energy superpower leading technological advancements in all energy technologies and aspects. The 13th Five Year Plan enlists key objectives for China to achieve by 2020.
China aims to achieve advancements in renewable, fossil fuel and nuclear technologies as well as mini-grid, super-grids and smart-grids in order to increase country’s competitiveness in the energy sector internationally. -
Policy
People's Republic of China
2016
China Energy Technology Innovation Action Plan 2016-2030
On 7th of April 2016 National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and National Energy Administration (NEA) issued Energy Technology Innovation Action Plan 2016-2030 of China. The document is in line with goals included in 13th Energy Technology Innovation Five Year Plan (2016-2020) and leads the country beyond that timeline until 2030. China’s goal is to significantly enhance innovation in energy technologies, equipment, components and materials used in energy projects and to increase China's independence in the supply of renewable energy projects (wind, solar, bioenergy, geothermal and ocean energy).
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Policy
People's Republic of China
2019
Green and High-Efficiency Cooling Action Plan
In June 2019 China released its “Green and High-Efficiency Cooling Action Plan”. The key tasks include: raising space cooling MEPS at or above developed standards levels, support the development of more efficient cooling technologies and enhance cooling-related energy-saving retrofits.
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Policy
People's Republic of China
2012
China Energy White Paper 2012
The China Energy White Paper was announced in October 2012. The Paper is a strategy document identifying problems in Chinese energy sector and providing plan to further develop its energy supply system in order to meet ever growing energy demand.
The White Paper consists of nine chapters. Chapter number four is devoted to the new and renewable energy development.
Target:
China plans to increase the share of non-fossil fuels in primary energy consumption to 11.4 % and increase that of installed generating capacity from non-fossil fuels to 30 % by the end of 2015.
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Policy
People's Republic of China
2016
China 13th Solar Energy Development Five Year Plan (2016-2020)
The 13th Solar Energy Development Five Year Plan (2016-2020) was adopted by National Energy Administration on 8th of December 2016 establishing targets for solar energy deployment until 2020. Targets are as follow:
Solar energy technology
Target by 2020
Targeted costs reductions
Solar PV
At least 105 GW
By 50% by 2020 in comparison to 2015 costs.
CSP
5 GW
Reduction of feed-in tariffs (FITs) for SCP to RMB 0.8yuan/kWh.
Solar thermal
800 million square meters of installations
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The Plan puts an emphasis on further deployment of distributed PV by its increased usage in agriculture, building and… -
Policy
People's Republic of China
2007
Medium and Long Term Development Plan for Renewable Energy
The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) issued its Medium and Long Term Development Plan for Renewable Energy in September 2007. The Plan establishes targets for the development of various sources of renewable energy up to 2020 calling for the percentage of renewable energy to rise to 10% of total energy consumption by 2010 and 15% by 2020.
An investment of CNY 2 trillion (approximately USD 263 billion) before 2020 on renewable energy development in China is envisaged to reach this goal.
By 2020, the plan calls for the development of a total of:
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Policy
People's Republic of China
2003
Wind Power Concession Programme
Domestic and international companies are invited to bid for relatively large-scale potential projects (100-200MW). Successful bidders are selected according to the price per kWh of wind electricity proposed and the share of domestic components utilised in the wind farm. The wind concession lasts for 25 years and the bid price is guaranteed as a feed-in tariff for the first 30,000 full load hours achieved (for a 100 MW project, this amounts to approximately 3 billion kWh). Depending on the sites wind resource, this could cover about 10-15 years. After 30,000 full load hours, the…