我国已发布“新三样”国家标准五十七项

Core Insights - China has released a total of 57 national standards related to the new energy vehicle, lithium battery, and photovoltaic industries, with 13 standards for new energy vehicles, 2 for lithium batteries, and 42 for the photovoltaic sector [1] Group 1: National Standards Overview - The national standards released include guidelines for electric vehicle remote services, battery swap safety requirements, charging and discharging systems, lithium battery coding rules, green product evaluations, and ground-mounted photovoltaic modules [1] - The "new three samples" industries have been identified as strategic emerging industries, with clear development directions and goals set by the government [1] Group 2: Future Standards Development - By 2025, the State Administration for Market Regulation plans to implement 167 national standard projects for the "new three samples" industries, including 57 revised or newly established standards in the new energy vehicle sector focusing on safety, product quality, carbon footprint, battery recycling, and performance evaluation [2] - In the lithium battery sector, 30 new national standards will be developed, emphasizing product safety, classification, quality management, and green low-carbon initiatives [2] - The photovoltaic sector will see the establishment of 80 national standards, concentrating on product quality safety, energy consumption limits, new high-efficiency photovoltaic battery components, and intelligent operation and maintenance of photovoltaic systems [2] Group 3: Implementation and Promotion - The State Administration for Market Regulation will accelerate the development of national standards for the "new three samples" industries and enhance the promotion of existing standards through various means [2] - Collaboration with relevant departments will be initiated to ensure the industry accurately understands and implements the standards, aiming for effective application and rapid realization of the standards to drive high-quality development in these sectors [2]