Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the "2026 Energy Industry Standard Project Establishment Guidelines" issued by the National Energy Administration, emphasizing the need for a structured approach to standardization in the energy sector to support energy security and green low-carbon transformation [5][6]. Group 1: Project Focus - The guidelines focus on building a new energy system, ensuring energy security, and promoting green low-carbon transformation, while encouraging the development of new technologies, industries, and business models [6][7]. - The establishment of industry standards aims to support energy security, carbon peak, and carbon neutrality goals, as well as the construction of new power systems and energy systems [6][7]. - The guidelines encourage participation from various entities, including private and foreign enterprises, in the standardization process [6][7]. Group 2: Standardization Plans - The guidelines outline plans for revising and establishing industry standards that enhance energy efficiency, product quality, and service quality within the energy sector [7]. - There is a focus on aligning with international standards to improve the credibility and influence of Chinese standards globally [7]. - The guidelines also support the translation of industry standards into foreign languages to facilitate international trade and cooperation [7][10]. Group 3: Application Materials - The application materials for standard establishment must include a project plan summary, project task book, draft standards, and meeting minutes with expert signatures [8][9]. - The project plan summary should accurately reflect the key focus areas and technical content relevant to the standards being proposed [9]. Group 4: Submission and Management - The submission process for industry standards involves centralized applications, categorized evaluations, and unified issuance, with a deadline for submission set for April 6, 2026 [11]. - The guidelines emphasize efficient management of the standardization process, with a typical preparation cycle not exceeding 18 months [12]. - After project approval, any changes to project names, scope, or completion dates require prior approval from relevant standardization management bodies [12]. Group 5: Key Directions for 2026 - The guidelines specify key directions for various sectors, including power systems, thermal power, nuclear power, coal, oil and gas, renewable energy, and new energy storage [14][15][16]. - Each sector has defined focus areas, such as enhancing energy efficiency, carbon capture technologies, and integrating renewable energy sources [14][15][16].

Core Viewpoint - The article outlines the "2026 Energy Industry Standard Project Initiation Guidelines," emphasizing the need for a structured approach to standardization in the energy sector to support energy security and green low-carbon transformation [4][6]. Group 1: Project Initiation Focus - The guidelines focus on building a new energy system, ensuring energy security, and promoting the development of new technologies, industries, and business models [6][7]. - It encourages participation from various entities, including private and foreign enterprises, in the standard formulation and revision process [7][8]. - The guidelines aim to align with international standards and enhance the compatibility of China's energy standards with global practices [7][9]. Group 2: Industry Standard Formulation and Revision Plan - The plan includes standards that support energy security and the achievement of carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals [8][9]. - It addresses the need for standards that facilitate the development of the energy industry and ensure safety in electricity production [9][10]. - The guidelines promote the enhancement of the overall technical level and quality of products and services in the energy sector [9][10]. Group 3: Internationalization of Standards - The guidelines aim to improve the international credibility and influence of Chinese standards by aligning with advanced international standards [9][10]. - It supports the simultaneous application for international standard projects alongside domestic standards [9][10]. Group 4: Application Materials - The application materials for standard formulation should include a project plan summary, project task book, draft standards, and meeting minutes with expert signatures [10][11]. - The project plan must be comprehensive and indicate the key direction code, while the task book should detail the project's support role for industry work [11][12]. Group 5: Submission and Management - The submission process involves centralized applications, categorized evaluations, and unified issuance of projects [12][13]. - The guidelines stipulate a standard project lifecycle management approach to enhance the quality of standards [13][14].

Core Viewpoint - The National Energy Administration has approved and published 353 energy industry standards, including guidelines for distributed power access to the power system and 25 foreign versions of energy industry standards, indicating a significant step towards standardization and regulation in the energy sector [1][3]. Summary by Sections Industry Standards - A total of 353 energy industry standards have been approved, including the "Guidelines for the Assessment of the Carrying Capacity of Distributed Power Access to the Power System" [3]. - The publication includes 25 foreign versions of energy industry standards, such as "Technical Specification for Directional Drilling in Coal Mine" [3]. - Two modification notices for energy industry standards have also been released, including "Determination of the Composition of Liquefied Petroleum Gas by Gas Chromatography" [3]. Specific Standards - Notable standards include: - NB/T 10001-2025: Coalbed Methane Fracturing Operation Specification, replacing NB/T 10001-2014 [4]. - NB/T 10086-2025: Energy Conservation Report Preparation Regulations for Wind Farm Projects, replacing NB/T 10086-2018 [4]. - NB/T 11901-2025: Carbon Emission Quantification Methods and Evaluation Standards for Wind Power Projects throughout their lifecycle [6]. - The standards are set to be implemented starting from June 18, 2026 [4][6].

Core Points - The National Energy Administration has approved a total of 353 energy industry standards and 25 foreign language versions of energy industry standards, along with 2 modification notices for energy industry standards [3][4]. Group 1: Industry Standards - The approved standards include guidelines for assessing the carrying capacity of distributed power sources connected to the power system [3]. - The foreign language standards include the "Technical Specification for Directional Drilling in Coal Mine" [3]. - The modification notices pertain to standards such as "Determination of Composition of Liquefied Petroleum Gas by Gas Chromatography" [3].

Industry News - The National Energy Administration approved 307 energy industry standards, including the "Evaluation Method for High-Temperature Foaming Agents for Steam Injection" and 35 foreign versions of energy industry standards, as well as three revised standards [2] - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, the total water consumption in the country is controlled within 600 billion cubic meters, with 171 cross-province and 546 intra-province key rivers and lakes having ecological flow targets confirmed [2] Company News - The "Taihang 7" gas turbine generator set achieved a record of 25,000 hours of operation, generating 122 million kilowatt-hours, surpassing its design lifespan [3] - The Guangxi Nanning pumped storage power station's upper reservoir project passed pre-storage acceptance, with construction completed, paving the way for full production by the end of the year [3] - The first self-made satellite from Xiong'an, "Xiong'an No. 1," has been produced, focusing on key technological innovations to address computing power, energy constraints, and propulsion efficiency [3] - A large strontium mine was discovered in Jiangsu, with inferred resource amounts reaching 545,550 tons and an average grade of 48.65% [4] - In the first three quarters, the production of new energy vehicles in Beijing increased by 150%, with significant growth in lithium-ion batteries and wind power generation [4] - A total of 196 public institutions in Beijing signed contracts for green electricity procurement, totaling 213 million kilowatt-hours, with green electricity accounting for over 95% [4] - The State Energy Group reported a cumulative power generation of over 1 trillion kilowatt-hours for the year, an increase of 610 million kilowatt-hours year-on-year, maintaining its position as the industry leader [6] - Datang Power reported a 36.76% year-on-year increase in photovoltaic grid-connected electricity generation, with a total of approximately 206.24 billion kilowatt-hours generated in the first three quarters [6]

Core Viewpoint - The National Energy Administration has approved and published a total of 307 energy industry standards and 35 foreign language versions of energy industry standards, along with 3 modification notices for existing standards, aimed at enhancing the quality and safety of energy production and consumption [1]. Summary by Categories Industry Standards - A total of 307 energy industry standards have been approved, including recommendations for reducing the environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing operations and specifications for shale gas extraction processes [2][4]. - Specific standards include: - NB/T 10116-2025: Recommended practices for reducing the environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing operations, replacing NB/T 10116-2018 [2]. - NB/T 10117-2025: Weight method for isothermal adsorption determination of shale gas, replacing NB/T 10117-2018 [2]. - NB/T 11045.4-2025: Technical specifications for shale gas extraction processes, part 4: Gas lift extraction [2]. Foreign Language Standards - 35 foreign language versions of energy industry standards have been approved, which are essential for international collaboration and compliance [1]. Modification Notices - Three modification notices for existing energy industry standards have been issued to ensure they remain relevant and effective in the current energy landscape [1]. Implementation Dates - All approved standards are set to be implemented starting from March 28, 2026, allowing stakeholders time to adapt to the new regulations [2][4].

Core Viewpoint - The National Energy Administration has approved a total of 307 energy industry standards, 35 foreign versions of energy industry standards, and 3 modification notices for energy industry standards, which are now published [1][2]. Summary by Categories Energy Industry Standards - 307 energy industry standards have been approved, including the "Evaluation Method for High-Temperature Foaming Agents for Steam Injection" [1][2]. - The approved standards are set to enhance operational efficiency and safety within the energy sector [1]. Foreign Versions of Standards - 35 foreign versions of energy industry standards, such as the "Standard for Quality of Biomethane," have also been approved [1][2]. Modification Notices - 3 modification notices for energy industry standards, including the "Technical Procedures for Drilling Cover Layers in Hydropower Engineering," have been issued [1][2]. Implementation Dates - All approved standards and modifications are set to be implemented starting from March 28, 2026 [3][4].