Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent announcement by the National Energy Administration regarding the issuance of key industry standards aimed at regulating energy project planning, construction, and safety management, as well as promoting new technologies and industries to support energy efficiency and carbon emission management [2] Group 1: Comprehensive Technical Specifications - The guideline for assessing the carrying capacity of distributed power sources connected to the power system is established, which aims to enhance the evaluation of distributed renewable energy integration and improve the capacity of the distribution network [3] - A series of safety production standardization implementation specifications for power generation enterprises have been released, covering various types of power generation including hydropower, gas, coal, photovoltaic, and wind power, to strengthen safety management and supervision [4][5] - The operational and maintenance regulations for special transmission channels have been defined, focusing on improving the efficiency and safety of large power grid operations [6] - Standards for the construction of basic geographic information databases for power engineering have been established to support the digitalization of power engineering [7][8] - The continuous mining machine excavation and mining technical specifications have been introduced to promote safe and efficient mining practices in coal enterprises [9][10] Group 2: Important Product Standards - The clean low-carbon hydrogen evaluation standard has been set to guide hydrogen production companies in accurately defining carbon footprint accounting boundaries and methods, promoting a shift towards greener hydrogen production processes [11] - A standard for evaluating green ammonia products has been established, filling a gap in the evaluation of green ammonia and supporting the industry's low-carbon transition [12] - The green methanol product evaluation standard has been introduced to regulate the technical requirements for green methanol, aiding in the industry's transition to low-carbon practices [13] - The B24 heavy marine fuel oil standard has been defined to support the production and sales of bio-marine fuels, guiding the industry's green transformation [14][15] Group 3: New Technologies, Industries, and Business Models - General technical conditions for photovoltaic power station inspection robots have been established, which will enhance the intelligent operation and maintenance of photovoltaic power stations [17] - Guidelines for assessing the deep peak-shaving capacity of coal-fired power units have been introduced, aimed at improving the utilization of renewable energy and reducing waste [18][19] - Design regulations for gas-insulated metal-enclosed transmission lines have been set to provide technical basis and standardize requirements for engineering applications [20][21] Group 4: Energy Efficiency and Carbon Emission Management Standards - The carbon emission quantification method and evaluation standard for wind power projects throughout their lifecycle have been established, providing a technical basis for accurate carbon accounting [22][23] - The carbon emission quantification method and evaluation standard for photovoltaic power projects have been defined, supporting low-carbon management in the industry [24][25] - The energy consumption status evaluation technical specification for coal-fired power plants has been introduced, aimed at optimizing energy consumption levels and supporting environmental upgrades [26][27]

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].