TREE NEWS update: Beijing’s municipal government issued its 15th Five-Year Plan for a new energy system, targeting perovskite solar cell and high-efficiency PV module R&D and equipment manufacturing, and the promotion of building-integrated photovoltaics. The plan also calls for advancing solid-state and flow battery technology and sets a new-type energy storage installed capacity target of 600,000 kilowatts.
Beijing Targets Perovskite Solar Cell R&D, 600 MW New Energy Storage in 15th Five-Year Plan
The emphasis on perovskite and solid-state battery R&D signals that Beijing is pushing the capital's new-energy strategy toward next-generation technology rather than simply scaling mature capacity, which matters for equipment makers and research institutions positioned around those supply chains. The 600 MW storage target is modest in national terms but gives local project developers and battery suppliers a defined pipeline. Whether the plan translates into concrete procurement and funding mechanisms is the open question, and how much of the R&D push stays in Beijing versus flowing to manufacturing hubs elsewhere is worth watching.
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