Core Insights - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, China has taken on 26 technical secretariats in international standard organizations in key areas such as high-end equipment and intelligent manufacturing [1] - Chinese experts have assumed the chairmanship of 30 technical institutions and led 486 working groups for the formulation and revision of international standards [1] - A total of 880 proposals for international standards have been put forward in fields like new energy vehicles, new power systems, and aerospace, with 532 international standards being actively developed [1] - The conversion rate of advanced applicable international standards into Chinese standards exceeds 90% in key areas, with 4,210 international standards being transformed [1] Industry Development - The State Administration for Market Regulation emphasizes the integration of Chinese wisdom into international standards in critical and emerging technology fields such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and brain-computer interfaces [1] - In the brain-computer interface sector, Chinese experts are leading the development of international standards that will unify terminology and data formats, promoting innovation and large-scale industrial development [1]

Core Viewpoint - The press conference held by the State Administration for Market Regulation highlights China's commitment to high-quality development in manufacturing through the establishment and adoption of international standards in key sectors [1] Group 1: International Standards Development - During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, China has taken on the secretariat of 26 technical organizations in international standard-setting [1] - Chinese experts have assumed the chairmanship of 30 technical organizations and have led 486 international standard revision working groups [1] - A total of 880 proposals for international standards have been put forward in areas such as new energy vehicles, new power systems, and aerospace [1] Group 2: Standard Conversion and Compatibility - China has actively promoted the compatibility of domestic and international standard systems, converting 4,210 advanced applicable international standards into national standards [1] - The conversion rate of international standards in key areas exceeds 90% [1] - This initiative reflects China's strategic focus on aligning its manufacturing standards with global benchmarks to enhance competitiveness [1]

Core Insights - Shenzhen is set to release a record 202 local leading standards in 2024, with 245 international standards being developed, totaling 3,379 international standards, placing it among the top in the country [1] - The city has established four municipal standardization technical committees focusing on low-altitude economy, health care, elderly services, and virtual power plants, indicating a robust standard system [1] - Shenzhen's participation in international standard formulation reflects its maturity in global cooperation and competition, with an 82.2% participation rate in international standard development [1] Group 1 - The IETF's 125th meeting will be held in Shenzhen in March 2026, highlighting the city's growing role in international standard-setting [2] - Shenzhen's leading companies, such as Tencent and Huawei, are increasingly contributing to international standards due to their market share and technological advancements [2] - The city's export-oriented economy necessitates integration into global standard systems, with international standards serving as market access credentials [2] Group 2 - Shenzhen enterprises are transitioning from passive acceptance of international standards to active participation and leadership in standard formulation [3] - The competition among nations is shifting towards standard-setting and discourse power, making participation in international standards crucial for Shenzhen's international enterprises [4] - Key industries for Shenzhen's international standard participation include photovoltaics, drones, gene testing, and graphene, with over 20 international standards in energy storage being developed [4] Group 3 - The International Low Altitude Economy Cooperation Alliance was established in Shenzhen in May 2025 to promote industry standardization and develop unified global standards [5] - Since 2022, several international industry and standard organizations have settled in the He Tao Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Zone, enhancing Shenzhen's standardization efforts [5] - The first international industry and standard organization cluster in China was inaugurated in He Tao, with 137 standards produced by the end of 2024 [5] Group 4 - The newly established European Standard Research Center in Shenzhen aims to leverage technological innovation and European standardization experience to create leading international standards [6] - Active participation in the "rules-making power competition" can yield significant economic benefits and enhance a country's discourse power in international affairs [6] Group 5 - Other cities like Beijing and Shanghai are also taking steps to enhance their international standard-setting capabilities, with specific targets for standard formulation by 2025 [7]

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen has become a hub for innovative companies like Huawei, BYD, and DJI, excelling in both domestic and international markets through active participation in the formulation of international standards [20][21]. Group 1: International Standards Participation - As of the end of 2024, Shenzhen enterprises have participated in the formulation of 3,379 international standards, covering various industries such as photovoltaics, drones, gene testing, and graphene [20]. - The company BetterRay has maintained a leading position in the lithium-ion battery anode material sector for over a decade and is a major supplier to well-known battery manufacturers like CATL [20]. - BetterRay's involvement in international standard formulation was catalyzed by a critical email that prompted them to engage in the process [20][21]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - The graphene international standard initiated by BetterRay was officially established in 2017 and filled a significant gap in the field [22]. - Meituan's drone delivery service exemplifies the need for advanced perception and obstacle avoidance capabilities in complex urban environments, leading to the establishment of international standards in this area [22][23]. - The international standard for drone perception and obstacle avoidance systems was officially published in May 2023, following collaborative efforts between Chinese and Japanese teams [23]. Group 3: Supportive Ecosystem - Shenzhen's success in international standard formulation is attributed to strong support in policies, funding, and talent, fostering an ecosystem that prioritizes standards [25]. - BYD's participation in the global technical regulations for electric vehicle safety was recognized at the United Nations World Forum, showcasing China's leadership in international standardization [24]. - Huawei contributed nearly 12,000 standard proposals to global standard organizations in 2023, demonstrating its active role in shaping industry standards [24].

Core Insights - Shenzhen has become a hub for innovative companies like Huawei, BYD, and DJI, excelling in both domestic and international markets through participation in international standard-setting [1] Group 1: International Standards Participation - As of the end of 2024, Shenzhen enterprises have participated in the formulation of 3,379 international standards, covering industries such as photovoltaics, drones, genetic testing, and graphene [1] - Better Ray New Materials Group has maintained a leading position in the lithium-ion battery anode materials sector and is a major supplier to well-known battery manufacturers like CATL [1] - The push for Better Ray to participate in international standard-setting was catalyzed by a critical email questioning Chinese companies' capabilities, which inadvertently reached all conference attendees [2][1] Group 2: Drone Technology Standards - Better Ray's application for an international standard in graphene was approved in 2017, and the standard was implemented in 2020, filling a gap in the field [3] - Meituan's drone delivery service highlights the need for advanced perception and obstacle avoidance capabilities, leading to the identification of gaps in existing international standards [3] - In May 2022, a joint team from Meituan and the China Aviation Industry Corporation led the establishment of an international standard for drone perception and obstacle avoidance systems, which was completed in May 2023 [4] Group 3: Support for Standardization - Shenzhen's market supervision bureau has supported leading enterprises like BYD in participating in standardization organizations, resulting in the approval of global technical regulations for electric vehicle safety [5] - Huawei has actively contributed to global standard organizations, submitting nearly 12,000 standard proposals in 2023 and leading the development of 5G standards [5] - The conducive environment in Shenzhen, characterized by strong policy support, funding, and talent, has fostered a "standard-first" industrial ecosystem [5]

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen has become a hub for innovative companies like Huawei, BYD, and DJI, which excel in both domestic and international markets, leveraging international standards as a key advantage [1]. Group 1: International Standards Participation - As of the end of 2024, Shenzhen enterprises have participated in the formulation of 3,379 international standards, covering various industries such as photovoltaics, drones, genetic testing, and graphene [1]. - Bettery New Materials Group has maintained a leading position in the lithium-ion battery anode materials sector for over a decade and is a major supplier to renowned battery manufacturers like CATL [1]. - The push for Bettery to engage in international standard-setting was catalyzed by a critical email questioning Chinese companies' capabilities, which inadvertently reached all conference attendees [1][2]. Group 2: Development of Standards - Bettery, in collaboration with the National Center for Nanoscience and Technology and the China National Institute of Metrology, applied to the IEC for the development of an international standard in graphene, which was initiated in 2017 and published in 2020 [1][3]. - Bettery has led and participated in the formulation of eight international standards related to new energy and materials, with five more currently in progress [3]. Group 3: Drone Technology Standards - Meituan's drone delivery service exemplifies Shenzhen's innovation, with drones capable of delivering orders in complex urban environments, highlighting the need for advanced perception and obstacle avoidance capabilities [3]. - In 2019, Meituan began preparing for international standard formulation in drone perception and obstacle avoidance due to the absence of unified standards [3][4]. - A joint team from Meituan and the China Aviation Industry Corporation led the establishment of the "Drone Perception and Obstacle Avoidance System" standard, which was approved in May 2022 [4]. Group 4: Support for Standardization - Under the guidance of the State Administration for Market Regulation, Shenzhen's market supervision bureau has supported BYD's participation in standardization organizations, leading to the approval of global technical regulations for electric vehicle safety [5]. - Huawei has actively contributed to global standard organizations, submitting nearly 12,000 standard proposals in 2023 and leading the development of 5G standards [5]. - Shenzhen's success in international standard formulation is attributed to strong support in policies, funding, and talent, fostering an ecosystem that prioritizes standards [5].

Group 1 - The newly released IEC international standard for "Distributed Photovoltaic Power Generation Access to Low Voltage DC Systems and Use Cases" is the first international standard in the photovoltaic DC field, laying the foundation for distributed photovoltaic development and new distribution system construction [1][2] - China has been actively participating in the formulation of international standards, contributing to a more complete industrial ecosystem and enhancing competitiveness in the global industrial chain [1][2] - The standard focuses on typical scenarios and key technologies for low voltage DC systems, summarizing global engineering cases and defining technical requirements for system control, fault response, and stable operation [1] Group 2 - The international standard was developed over four years by a working group led by Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Huaneng Jiangsu Comprehensive Energy Service Co., involving experts from 14 countries including Germany and the United States [2] - China is the world's largest photovoltaic manufacturing and installation country, with leading technology levels and industry scale, actively contributing to international standard formulation [2] - A new IEC international standard proposal focusing on carbon footprint accounting for photovoltaic products has been officially established, marking the first international standard in the photovoltaic field to address carbon footprint [2] Group 3 - Two international standards for refrigeration compressors, led by Gree Electric Appliances, were successfully established and published, marking the first new standards in the ISO refrigeration compressor field in 20 years [3] - Companies are increasingly focusing on participating in international standard formulation, with Shenzhen Jinxinno High-tech Co., Ltd. having led or participated in the revision of 25 IEC standards as of December 31, 2024 [3] - Gree Electric has nearly 1,000 standard technical experts and has led or participated in the formulation of over 900 domestic and international standards [3] Group 4 - The transition from being a "standard follower" to a "standard maker" requires long-term efforts, including enhancing committee construction, accelerating the transformation of technological innovations into standards, and encouraging enterprises to participate in international standard formulation [4]

Core Points - The article highlights the achievement of Gree Electric Appliances in establishing two international standards for refrigeration compressors, marking a significant breakthrough for China's innovation system and its global standard-setting authority [1][3]. - The successful proposal and publication of these standards involved extensive collaboration, including 18 international meetings and the submission of 117 communication materials, leading to high approval ratings [1][3]. - Gree's leadership in standard-setting reflects a shift in China's manufacturing industry from being a follower of international standards to becoming a creator of them, showcasing the country's technological advancements and contributions to global standards [5]. Group 1 - Gree Electric Appliances, in collaboration with Hefei General Machinery Research Institute and Tsinghua University, has successfully included two refrigeration compressor standards in the ISO dictionary: ISO 18501:2025 and ISO 18483:2025 [1]. - The establishment of these standards fills a gap in the international standards for refrigeration technology, representing a victory for Chinese refrigeration technology [1][3]. - The global launch of the ISO refrigeration compressor standards is scheduled for June 12, 2025, in Zhuhai, Guangdong [1]. Group 2 - Gree has a strong foundation for leading international standards, with nearly 1,000 technical experts, 44 memberships in international standard organizations, and over 900 standards developed or participated in [3]. - The company has filed more than 130,000 patents, demonstrating its commitment to innovation and standard-setting [3]. - Gree's chairmanship of ISO/TC 86/SC 4 by Dong Mingzhu marks a significant milestone as the first Chinese leader in this position among home appliance companies [3].

Core Viewpoint - Gree Electric Appliances and Hefei General Machinery Research Institute jointly released two international standards for refrigeration compressors, marking a significant milestone for China's compressor industry [1][3]. Group 1: International Standards - The two international standards released are: "Performance Evaluation of Positive Displacement Refrigeration Compressors" (ISO 18501:2025) and "Performance Evaluation of Centrifugal Refrigeration Compressors" (ISO 18483:2025) [3]. - These standards were developed over four years, involving more than 20 discussions among domestic and international experts, and represent the first successful establishment of ISO standards in the refrigeration compressor field in 20 years [3]. Group 2: Industry Impact - The release of these standards fills a gap in international standards for refrigeration compressors and highlights the role of Chinese enterprises in promoting the global refrigeration compressor industry towards standardization and efficiency [4]. - China's compressor production capacity is projected to account for 80.5% of the global market by 2024, with continuous growth in market share [9]. - The global refrigeration compressor market was valued at 128.55 billion yuan in 2023, with expectations to grow to 177.22 billion yuan by 2029, emphasizing the importance of developing efficient refrigeration compressors and establishing standards for industry advancement [9].

Core Viewpoint - The global release of two international standards for refrigeration compressors, led by China, marks a significant step in technological innovation and standard-setting authority in the refrigeration compressor sector [1] Group 1 - The two standards released are "Performance Evaluation of Positive Displacement Refrigeration Compressors" and "Performance Evaluation of Centrifugal Refrigeration Compressors" [1] - This is the first successful establishment and release of standards in the ISO refrigeration compressor field in 20 years, filling a gap in international standards for performance evaluation of both positive displacement and centrifugal refrigeration compressors [1]