TREE NEWS update: China’s National Development and Reform Commission and National Energy Administration issued the 15th Five-Year Plan implementation scheme for new-type energy storage, targeting about 50-60 GW of new-type storage configured at renewable energy bases by 2030. The plan calls for storage at sand-and-gobi renewable bases, integrated hydro-wind-solar bases, and offshore wind booster stations and landing points to support reliable transmission.
China Targets 50-60 GW of New-Type Storage at Renewable Bases by 2030
The significance here is that storage is being planned as part of the renewable build itself rather than as an afterthought, with siting tied to specific base types and to offshore wind grid connection points. That framing affects developers of integrated renewable bases and the storage supply chain, since configuration at the point of generation changes how transmission reliability is engineered. The open question is whether the 50-60 GW target is met through base-level mandates or through separate procurement, and how the plan's transmission-reliability rationale shapes where storage capacity actually lands.
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