三部门发文推动 电力装备行业稳增长

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with the State Administration for Market Regulation and the National Energy Administration, has issued a work plan for the stable growth of the power equipment industry from 2025 to 2026, aiming for an average revenue growth rate of around 6% for traditional power equipment by 2026, while ensuring steady growth in revenue for new energy equipment [1][2]. Group 1: Industry Growth Targets - By 2026, the average revenue growth rate for traditional power equipment is targeted to be around 6% [1]. - The revenue growth rate for national advanced manufacturing clusters in the power equipment sector is expected to be around 7% annually, while leading enterprises aim for a 10% annual revenue growth rate [1]. - The plan emphasizes maintaining reasonable production levels for power generation equipment and ensuring effective supply [1]. Group 2: Demand and Supply Measures - On the demand side, the plan aims to stabilize domestic demand for power equipment by leveraging major energy projects such as large wind and solar bases, offshore wind farms, smart grids, and pumped storage power stations [2]. - The supply side measures include implementing industrial foundation reconstruction and major technological equipment breakthroughs, as well as enhancing the intelligence and greenness of equipment [1][2]. - The plan also includes deploying new projects based on national science and technology initiatives in the energy sector [1]. Group 3: Environmental and Quality Standards - The plan outlines the implementation of policies for the promotion and application of first sets of equipment, along with the establishment of industry standards for wind and solar sectors to enhance equipment quality and facilitate large-scale equipment updates [2]. - It emphasizes the importance of strengthening industrial chain collaboration to guide the sustainable and healthy development of the industry [2]. Group 4: Organizational Support - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology will work with other regulatory bodies to enhance organizational support and analysis, as well as to strengthen financial and tax support for the power equipment industry [2].