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China's New Power Plan Aims for Non-Fossil Fuel Power Generation to Account for 50% Market Share by 2030

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China aims for non-fossil fuel power generation to account for about 50% of total power generation by 2030, according to a new power system development plan outlined by the National Development and Reform Commission and National Energy Administration.

The plan targets the basic completion of a new power system by 2030.

China aims to integrate over 2.8 billion kilowatts of new energy generation and construct a charging infrastructure network that can support over 110 million electric vehicles.

By 2030, hydropower capacity is expected to reach 410 gigawatts, nuclear power to 110 GW and non-fossil energy, such as biomass, solar and geothermal, to reach 65 GW.

The plan also calls for improving the flexibility of coal-fired generating units by reducing the minimum stable operating load of eligible units to about 25%.

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