标准引领，构建新型能源体系，《2026年能源行业标准计划立项指南》发布

Core Viewpoint - The National Energy Administration has released the "2026 Energy Industry Standard Plan Project Guide," focusing on eight key areas to promote digitalization, intelligence, and green transformation in the energy sector [2]. Group 1: Key Areas of Focus - The guide emphasizes the construction of a new energy system and the assurance of energy security and green low-carbon transformation as its core tasks [2]. - The standardization efforts are shifting from traditional engineering construction to deeper areas such as digitalization, intelligence, and green low-carbon initiatives [2]. - Eight key areas for standardization have been identified: electricity, nuclear power, coal, oil and gas, new energy, new energy storage and hydrogen energy, refining and chemical, and energy carbon management [2][3]. Group 2: Electricity Sector - The electricity sector focuses on safety and digital intelligence, covering power system analysis, fault defense, grid-source coordination, and the safety of new energy generation [3]. - Key initiatives include enhancing coal power efficiency, heat transformation, and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) [3]. - The sector also emphasizes high-voltage transmission, smart substations, and microgrids [3][4]. Group 3: New Energy and Storage - The post-market for new energy is emerging, particularly in wind and solar power, which includes upgrading old power stations and recycling wind turbine components [5]. - New energy storage encompasses various technologies such as electrochemical, compressed air, and flywheel systems, along with intelligent operations [5]. - Hydrogen energy is being developed across the entire industry chain, from production to storage, transportation, refueling, and power generation [5]. Group 4: Carbon Management and Integration - Energy carbon management is highlighted, focusing on carbon emission accounting and evaluation across all energy categories, including electricity, coal, and oil and gas [6]. - The integration of artificial intelligence with energy and the fusion of energy with other industries are emerging as new highlights, involving data integration and application capability assessments [6]. Group 5: Traditional Energy Sector - In the coal sector, the focus is on green mining, gas management, and monitoring, as well as the digitalization and intelligence of coal mines [7]. - The oil and gas sector emphasizes deep earth and deep sea exploration, digital storage and transportation, and CCUS technology [8]. - Refining focuses on the digitalization of facilities, green low-carbon transformation, and the establishment of standards for green fuels such as biodiesel and green ammonia [8]. Group 6: Market Opportunities - Scientific instrument manufacturers are encouraged to align with the standardization efforts and proactively engage in high-growth areas such as carbon monitoring, hydrogen safety, and new energy recycling [8]. - The transition from "passive procurement" to "active compliance" in the instrument market is expected to create structural growth opportunities as relevant standards are implemented [8].