上海重磅补贴新型储能和虚拟电厂，2025年9月1日前并网项目享最高标准

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of the "Shanghai New Power System Regulation Capability Reward Fund Management Measures," which aims to provide financial subsidies for projects that enhance the regulation capabilities of the new power system in Shanghai, including virtual power plants, V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid) capabilities, and new energy storage systems [1][9][48]. Summary by Sections Reward Standards for Projects Connected Before September 1, 2025 - Virtual power plant resource aggregation platforms will receive a reward of 50 yuan per kilowatt per year, with a maximum annual reward of 1.5 million yuan, applicable for three consecutive years [2][52]. - V2G regulation capabilities have specific reward standards based on performance assessments, with rewards available for three years [2][53]. - New energy storage systems will receive rewards based on actual discharge amounts, with user-side storage receiving 0.2 yuan per kilowatt-hour and independent storage stations receiving 0.35 yuan per kilowatt-hour, with a maximum annual reward of 600 kilowatt-hours per kilowatt-hour of storage capacity [3][55]. Reward Standards for Subsequent Projects (2026-2028) - Reward standards for projects connected from 2026 to 2028 will decrease annually: virtual power plants and V2G projects will decrease by 5% each year, while new energy storage projects will decrease by 10% [5][57]. Eligibility Criteria for Reward Applicants - Companies must have a good credit status, with no serious breaches of trust in the energy or environmental sectors within the last three years, and must not be listed as untrustworthy or involved in major tax violations [6][59]. Technical Requirements for New Energy Storage Projects - New energy storage projects must utilize advanced technologies with at least 15% of the total capacity using such technologies to qualify for the 2025 reward standards, increasing by 10% each subsequent year [7][60]. Responsibilities and Management - The Shanghai Development and Reform Commission is responsible for overseeing the development of new power system regulation capabilities, including the review of reward fund applications and the allocation of funds [28][30].