China issues 15th Five-Year Plan targeting mass production of solid-state batteries by 2030
On September 28, seven Chinese ministries jointly issued the 15th Five-Year Plan for the New Battery Industry, setting 2030 targets including initial large-scale application of all-solid-state batteries, lithium battery cycle life of 15,000 cycles, and PPB-level defect rates. The plan outlines 19 key tasks across five areas: innovation, industrial transformation, system building, technology services, and trade cooperation. It defines new batteries as lithium, sodium, and flow batteries, and emphasizes AI integration, recycling systems, and international cooperation.
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China's Seven Ministries Issue Plan to Boost New Battery Industry Clusters
On September 28, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with six other government departments, jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan outlines principles for optimizing the layout of the lithium battery industry based on regional agglomeration and centralization. It calls for leveraging the strengths of regions like the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei area, the Yangtze River Delta, and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area as high-quality development engines, while also better utilizing coastal city clusters such as Guangdong, Fujian, and Zhejiang to accelerate the cultivation of advanced new battery manufacturing clusters. The plan also aims to strengthen and upgrade the industrial chain in regions along the Yangtze River Economic Belt, the Yellow River Basin, and the Northeast, and to enhance the resilience of the new battery industry chain by leveraging resources in central and western China.
Read sourceChina Issues 15th Five-Year Plan for New Battery Industry Development
On September 28, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and six other government departments jointly released the '15th Five-Year Plan for New Battery Industry Development.' The plan outlines 19 key tasks across five areas: accelerating full-chain innovation, promoting industrial transformation and upgrading, improving the industrial system, enhancing industrial technology service capabilities, and raising the quality and level of trade and investment cooperation. It sets a target for 2030, aiming for steady growth in China's new battery industry scale, continuous enhancement of full-chain innovation capabilities, breakthroughs in advanced materials, significant progress in new battery system R&D, and top companies achieving product defect rates at the PPB (parts per billion) level. The plan also emphasizes accelerating the construction of a full-scenario application ecosystem, integrating battery technology with clean energy and end-use devices, and deepening international trade and investment integration to serve global green and low-carbon development.
Read sourceChina's Seven Ministries Issue 15th Five-Year Plan for New Battery Industry Development
On September 28, seven Chinese ministries including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology jointly released the '15th Five-Year Plan for New Battery Industry Development'. The plan defines new batteries as high-efficiency energy storage devices based on new mechanisms, materials, structures, and processes, including lithium batteries, sodium batteries, and liquid flow batteries. It sets a target for 2030, including steady industry scale growth, breakthroughs in advanced materials, initial large-scale application of all-solid-state batteries, lithium battery cycle life reaching 15,000 cycles, and top enterprise defect rates reaching PPB level. The plan outlines 19 key tasks across five areas: innovation chain development, industrial transformation, industry system construction, technology services, and international trade cooperation. It emphasizes building a product supply system centered on lithium batteries with coordinated development of sodium and liquid flow batteries, and strengthening battery recycling systems. The article notes that during the '14th Five-Year Plan' period, China's new battery industry achieved total output value exceeding one trillion yuan, with mass-produced battery energy density exceeding 300 Wh/kg and cycle life exceeding 12,000 cycles.
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China Issues 15th Five-Year Plan for New Battery Industry with Solid-State Battery Goal
On September 28, seven Chinese ministries including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology jointly released the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry'. The plan defines new batteries as high-efficiency energy storage devices based on new mechanisms, materials, structures, and processes, including lithium, sodium, and flow batteries. It sets a target for 2030: the industry scale will grow steadily, with breakthroughs in advanced electrode materials, new electrolytes, and high-end auxiliaries. Full solid-state batteries are to achieve initial large-scale application, and long-life lithium batteries should reach 15,000 cycles. The plan outlines 19 key tasks across five areas: accelerating full-chain innovation, promoting industrial transformation, improving the industrial system, enhancing technology service capabilities, and raising the level of trade and investment cooperation. Liu Wenqiang, Party Secretary of the China Center for Information Industry Development, commented that the plan upgrades the industry's positioning from a mere component to the foundational base for multi-field electrification and a new energy system, shifting the development logic from capacity expansion to full-chain independent innovation.
China Issues 15th Five-Year Plan for New Battery Industry, Targets 15,000 Cycle Life by 2030
On September 28, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) announced that seven government departments jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan sets a target for 2030, including a long-life lithium battery cycle life of 15,000 cycles and mass production of all-solid-state batteries. It aims to steadily grow the industry's scale, enhance innovation in advanced electrode materials, new electrolytes, and high-end auxiliary materials. The plan notes that during the '14th Five-Year Plan' period, the industry's total output value exceeded one trillion yuan, with mass-produced battery cell energy density surpassing 300Wh/kg and cycle life exceeding 12,000 cycles. The '15th Five-Year Plan' focuses on key technologies, battery materials, manufacturing equipment, battery products, and system integration, emphasizing digitalization, green development, integration, and safety upgrades. MIIT will organize implementation, strengthen inter-departmental coordination, and support financing for leading enterprises.
Read sourceChina's Seven Ministries Plan AI Integration for New Battery Industry Chain
On September 28, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and six other Chinese government departments jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan calls for enhancing digital and intelligent development levels by promoting the application of new-generation information technologies such as artificial intelligence, digital twins, and big data analytics across the entire new battery industry chain. It aims to accelerate the development of new-generation intelligent manufacturing. The plan advocates for scenario-based and mapping-driven digital transformation of the new battery industry, supporting data sharing and interoperability between upstream and downstream key links. It also proposes building cross-battery-system industry-specific large models and AI research and development platforms. Other measures include promoting intelligent materials design models, optimizing intelligent battery development processes, deepening the cultivation of smart factories, improving equipment intelligence perception, fault prediction, and safety control capabilities, and promoting visual management and intelligent regulation of production, manufacturing, and logistics warehousing. The plan also emphasizes enhancing battery safety early warning and lifespan assessment capabilities.
Read sourceChina's Seven Ministries Issue Plan to Support Financing for New Battery Industry Leaders
On September 28, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and six other Chinese government departments jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan outlines measures to strengthen inter-departmental coordination and government-enterprise collaboration. It calls for in-depth research, dynamic monitoring, mid-term evaluations, and final assessments of the plan's implementation. The plan emphasizes consolidating special funding channels to promote breakthroughs in key new battery technologies. It specifically supports financing for eligible backbone enterprises in the new battery industry chain. Additionally, the plan aims to deepen the integration of industry and education in the new battery field to build a high-level talent training network. It advocates for诚信经营 (honest business operations),安全生产 (safe production),节能环保 (energy conservation and environmental protection),和谐用工 (harmonious employment), and依法纳税 (tax compliance), with the goal of establishing a fair, competitive, and orderly market environment.
Read sourceChina Issues 15th Five-Year Plan for New Batteries, Aims for Solid-State Scale-Up by 2030
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with six other central government departments, jointly released the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry'. The plan sets a target for steady growth of China's new battery industry scale by 2030. It defines new batteries as those based on new mechanisms and materials, covering categories such as lithium batteries, sodium batteries, and flow batteries, characterized by rapid iteration, wide application, and strong driving effects. The plan specifies that by 2030, the industry's full-chain innovation capability will be continuously enhanced, with breakthroughs in advanced electrode materials and new electrolytes, major progress in the research and development of new battery systems, and the initial large-scale application of all-solid-state batteries. It also targets long-life lithium batteries achieving a cycle life of up to 15,000 cycles. Furthermore, the plan promotes deep integration of battery technology with clean energy and various energy-consuming terminals, supporting the iteration of smart devices and the electrification transformation of automobiles, ships, aviation, and intelligent robots, contributing to global green and low-carbon development.
Read sourceChina's 15th Five-Year Plan Targets Mass Production of Solid-State Batteries by 2030
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), along with six other departments, has jointly released the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan sets a target for 2030, aiming for the initial large-scale application of all-solid-state batteries. It also specifies that long-life lithium batteries should achieve a cycle life of 15,000 cycles, and defect rates at leading companies should reach parts-per-billion (PPB) levels. The plan outlines 19 key tasks across five areas: accelerating full-chain innovation, promoting industrial transformation and upgrading, improving the industrial system, enhancing technological service capabilities, and raising the level of trade and investment cooperation. Key focus areas include breakthroughs in advanced electrode materials, new electrolytes, and high-end auxiliary materials, as well as the development of new battery systems like sodium-ion and flow batteries. The plan also emphasizes the integration of new battery technology with clean energy and end-use applications, such as electric vehicles, ships, aviation, and smart robots, to support the construction of a new power system.
Read sourceChina's Seven Ministries Plan for Solid-State Battery Scale-Up by 2030
On September 28, seven Chinese ministries including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology jointly released the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of New Battery Industries'. The plan sets a target for 2030, aiming for the initial large-scale application of all-solid-state batteries and a cycle life of 15,000 times for long-life lithium batteries. It also targets a defect rate at the PPB (parts per billion) level for leading companies' products. The plan aims to build a new battery product supply system with lithium batteries as the mainstay, and sodium batteries, liquid flow batteries, and others developing in coordination. It emphasizes accelerating the high-end, diversified, and integrated development of new battery products for diverse application scenarios, improving product safety and reliability, and promoting the integration of battery technology with clean energy and end-use terminals to serve global green and low-carbon development.
Read sourceChina's Seven Ministries Explore International Digital Passport for New Batteries
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), along with six other government departments, jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan calls for improving product traceability and carbon footprint management. It emphasizes strengthening public service capabilities for full lifecycle traceability of new batteries, enhancing coding management, and establishing a digital identity management system for products such as electric vehicle batteries. The goal is to achieve transparent and intelligent management across the entire industry chain. A key initiative is to explore an internationally accepted digital passport scheme for new batteries. The plan also promotes the construction of a carbon footprint accounting system for new battery products, actively implementing product carbon footprint management. It aims to build a full lifecycle assessment model for new batteries, continuously improve the product carbon footprint factor database, and promote international mutual recognition and sharing of data.
Read sourceChina's Seven Ministries Issue Plan to Boost Flexible and Shaped Batteries in Wearables
On September 28, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with six other government departments, jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan calls for promoting multi-field innovative applications of new battery technologies. Specifically, it aims to increase the application level of flexible batteries, shaped batteries, and other novel battery types in smart wearable devices, smart homes, and mobile medical equipment. It also seeks to consolidate and expand the application scale in new energy vehicles and consumer electronics, while expanding into 'desert, Gobi, and barren' areas and high-cold regions. The plan actively promotes electrification in public transportation, heavy trucks, aviation, inland river vessels, and agricultural machinery. It encourages new energy storage applications in intelligent computing centers and industrial green microgrids, and explores innovative application models such as direct green electricity connection, virtual power plants, and computing-electricity coordination. Furthermore, it aims to tap into application scenarios for deep space, deep sea, deep earth, and polar exploration, brain-computer interfaces, intelligent bionics, intelligent robots, and special equipment, to serve national major strategies and frontier technology development needs.
Read sourceChina's Seven Ministries Plan to Boost Flexible and Shaped Batteries in Wearables and Medical Devices
On September 28, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with six other ministries, jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan calls for promoting multi-field innovative applications, specifically raising the application level of new battery types such as flexible batteries and shaped batteries in smart wearable devices, smart homes, and mobile medical equipment. It also aims to consolidate and expand the application scale in new energy vehicles and consumer electronics, and expand into 'desert, Gobi, and barren' areas as well as high-cold regions. The plan actively promotes electrification in public transport, heavy trucks, aviation, inland river vessels, and agricultural machinery, and encourages new energy storage applications in innovative scenarios like intelligent computing centers and industrial green microgrids. It also explores application model innovations such as green electricity direct connection, virtual power plants, and computing-power coordination. Furthermore, the plan seeks to tap into application scenarios including deep space, deep sea, deep earth, polar exploration, brain-computer interfaces, intelligent bionics, intelligent robots, and special equipment, to serve major national strategies and frontier technology development needs.
Read sourceSeven Chinese Ministries Issue Plan to Boost Flexible and Novel Batteries in Wearables and Medical Devices
Seven Chinese government ministries, led by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), have jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry'. The plan calls for promoting multi-field innovative applications of new battery technologies. It specifically aims to increase the application level of flexible batteries and shaped batteries in smart wearable devices, smart homes, and mobile medical equipment. The plan also seeks to consolidate and expand the application scale of new energy vehicles and consumer electronics, and to expand into desert, Gobi, and high-cold regions. It promotes electrification in public transport, heavy trucks, aviation, inland river vessels, and agricultural machinery. Additionally, the plan encourages the application of new energy storage in innovative scenarios such as intelligent computing centers and industrial green microgrids, and explores application model innovations like green electricity direct connection, virtual power plants, and computing-electricity coordination. Finally, it aims to tap into application scenarios for deep space, deep sea, deep earth, polar exploration, brain-computer interfaces, intelligent bionics, intelligent robots, and special equipment to serve national strategies and frontier technology development.
Read sourceChina's Seven Ministries Issue Plan to Cultivate New Battery Industry Leaders
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with six other departments, jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry'. The plan outlines a strategy to cultivate and strengthen leading enterprises in the new battery sector. It calls for building a gradient cultivation system for high-quality enterprises, supporting corporate mergers and reorganizations, and fostering world-class companies across the entire supply chain. The plan aims to expand the backbone force of high-tech enterprises and specialized 'little giant' firms, while strengthening monitoring and services for 'gazelle' and 'unicorn' companies. It also includes implementing a manufacturing quality excellence project and evaluating the quality management capabilities of manufacturing enterprises. The goal is to create a number of specialized industrial clusters for small and medium-sized enterprises, thereby building a solid foundation for the high-quality development of the new battery industry.
Read sourceChina Issues 15th Five-Year Plan for New Battery Industry, Boosting Coastal Clusters
On September 28, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and six other government departments jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan calls for optimizing the layout of the lithium battery industry based on principles of regional agglomeration and concentration of key players. It aims to guide regions to leverage their comparative advantages for differentiated and coordinated development. The plan seeks to consolidate the role of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, the Yangtze River Delta, and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area as high-quality development drivers, while better utilizing coastal city clusters in Guangdong, Fujian, and Zhejiang to accelerate the cultivation of advanced new battery manufacturing clusters. It also proposes to strengthen and upgrade the industrial chain in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, the Yellow River Basin, and Northeast China, and to enhance the resilience of the new battery industry chain by leveraging resources in the central and western regions.
Read sourceChina Issues 15th Five-Year Plan for New Battery Industry, Supports Mergers
On September 28, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and six other government departments jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan outlines a strategy to build a high-quality enterprise gradient cultivation system, aiming to cultivate and strengthen leading enterprises in the new battery sector. It explicitly supports corporate mergers and acquisitions to foster world-class companies across the entire industrial chain. The plan also seeks to expand the backbone force of high-tech enterprises and specialized 'little giant' firms, while strengthening the monitoring and services for gazelle and unicorn companies. Additionally, it calls for implementing a manufacturing quality improvement project, continuously evaluating the quality management capabilities of manufacturing enterprises, and creating a number of small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) characteristic industry clusters to build a solid foundation for the high-quality development of the new battery industry.
Read sourceSeven Chinese Ministries Plan to Cultivate Leading Firms in New Battery Sector, Support Mergers
On September 28, seven Chinese ministries, including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the National Development and Reform Commission, and the Ministry of Transport, jointly released the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan outlines measures to cultivate high-quality enterprises in the sector. It aims to build a gradient cultivation system for excellent enterprises, foster and strengthen leading companies in the new battery field, and support corporate mergers and reorganizations. The goal is to cultivate world-class enterprises across the entire industrial chain, strengthen the backbone force composed of high-tech enterprises and specialized and new 'little giant' enterprises, and reinforce the core strength of specialized and new 'little giant' enterprises and manufacturing单项冠军 (single champion) enterprises. The plan also includes strengthening the monitoring and services for gazelle and unicorn companies, implementing the manufacturing excellence quality improvement project, and creating a number of small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) characteristic industry clusters to build a solid foundation for the high-quality development of the new battery industry.
Read sourceSeven Chinese Ministries Plan to Cultivate New Battery Industry Leaders, Support Mergers
On September 28, seven Chinese government ministries, including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the National Development and Reform Commission, and the Ministry of Transport, jointly released the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan outlines a strategy to cultivate high-quality enterprises in the sector. It aims to build a gradient cultivation system for quality companies, fostering and strengthening leading firms in the new battery field. The policy explicitly supports corporate mergers and acquisitions to create world-class enterprises across the entire supply chain. It also seeks to expand the backbone of high-tech and specialized 'little giant' firms, while strengthening the core of 'little giant' and manufacturing single-champion companies. Additionally, the plan calls for enhanced monitoring and services for 'gazelle' and 'unicorn' companies, implementation of a manufacturing quality improvement project, and the creation of specialized SME clusters to solidify the foundation for high-quality development of the new battery industry.
Read sourceChina's 15th Five-Year Plan for New Battery Industry to Boost Coastal City Clusters
On September 28, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and six other government departments jointly issued the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the New Battery Industry.' The plan calls for optimizing the layout of the lithium battery industry based on regional agglomeration and concentration. It aims to consolidate the role of high-quality development drivers in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, the Yangtze River Delta, and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, while better leveraging the role of coastal city clusters such as Fujian, Guangdong, and Zhejiang to accelerate the cultivation of advanced new battery manufacturing clusters. The plan also seeks to strengthen and upgrade the industrial chain in regions along the Yangtze River Economic Belt, the Yellow River Basin, and Northeast China, and to enhance the resilience of the new battery industry chain by leveraging resources in central and western China.
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