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Specifications for the Depth of Content in Safety Risk Assessment Reports for Electrochemical Energy Storage Power Stations
This document applies to the preparation of pre-commissioning safety risk assessment reports for fixed electrochemical energy storage power plants with rated power of 500 kW or more and rated energy of 500 kWh or more, using lithium-ion, sodium-ion, flow batteries, or lead-acid/lead-carbon batteries as energy storage media.
Fire protection requirements for electrochemical energy storage power stations
This document specifies the technical requirements, operation and maintenance requirements, and daily fire safety management requirements for electrochemical energy storage power stations.
Notice of the Qinghai Provincial Work Committee on Safety Production on Printing and Distributing the "15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of Fire Protection in Qinghai Province"
To implement the Party Central Committee and State Council's decisions on coordinating development and security, accelerate high-quality development of fire services, and significantly enhance capabilities in preventing major fire risks and responding to various disaster incidents, this plan is formulated based on the "Fire Protection Law of the People's Republic of China," the "15th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development of Qinghai Province," and other relevant laws, regulations, and policy documents, taking into account Qinghai's actual conditions.
Specifications for the Depth of Content in Safety Risk Assessment Reports for Electrochemical Energy Storage Power Stations
This document specifies the depth of content for safety risk assessment in electrochemical energy storage power stations, covering site selection and layout, equipment and facilities, grid connection safety, operational management, and comprehensive analysis. It applies to the preparation of pre-commissioning safety risk assessment reports for new, expanded, or renovated fixed-site electrochemical energy storage power stations with a rated power of 500 kW or higher and a rated energy capacity of 500 kWh or higher, using lithium-ion, sodium-ion, flow, or lead-acid/lead-carbon batteries as energy storage media.
China New Energy Storage Development Report
The National Energy Administration's Department of Energy Conservation and Technology Equipment organized relevant institutions and experts to compile the "China New Energy Storage Development Report 2026", providing a comprehensive overview of global and domestic new energy storage development in 2025, systematically summarizing China's practical experience and achievements since the 14th Five-Year Plan, and outlining future trends for the 15th Five-Year Plan along with key priorities for 2026 to foster industry-wide consensus.
Qinghai Province Management Measures for Fire Safety of Electrochemical Energy Storage Power Stations
On 2025, 12, 12, the national government's first regulation on fire safety for electrochemical energy storage power stations, titled "Qinghai Province Electrochemical Energy Storage Power Station Fire Safety Management Measures," was released. It will take effect on 2026, 2, 1, filling a regulatory gap in this field nationwide. Addressing the high fire risks associated with energy storage stations and the general nature of existing regulations, these measures establish a full-chain prevention and control system centered on personnel, management, and emergency response. They clarify regulatory and enterprise responsibilities, standardize firefighting facility configurations, and advance emergency response readiness. The regulations apply to both independent energy storage projects and wind/solar-integrated storage facilities. This initiative safeguards Qinghai's clean energy industry and provides a "Qinghai model" for national energy storage safety management. Local authorities will follow up with training programs to ensure effective implementation.
Technical Guidelines for Identifying Hazard Sources in Electrochemical Energy Storage Power Stations
This document applies to hazard identification for the operation, maintenance, inspection, and testing of electrochemical energy storage power stations using lithium-ion batteries, flow batteries, lead-acid (carbon) batteries, sodium-ion batteries, water electrolysis hydrogen production/fuel cells.
Technical Specifications for Distributed Electrochemical Energy Storage
China has initially established an electrochemical energy storage standard system covering general technical requirements, grid connection testing, and safety regulations. However, existing standards primarily target centralized energy storage power plants with capacities above 100 MW, lacking specific technical specifications for distributed architecture systems (i.e., cluster-level control) operating at voltage levels of 6 kV to 35 kV. Notably, current standards have gaps or insufficient specificity in areas such as fine-grained cluster management, mixing new and old batteries, parallel operation of multiple units, and coordination with distribution network protection. This absence of unified guidelines hinders project design, equipment selection, and commissioning, thereby constraining high-quality industry development. Establishing this standard is therefore critically important for refining the new energy storage standard framework, guiding upgrades in distributed storage technologies, and ensuring safe grid operations.
General Technical Requirements for Fire Monitoring and Early Warning Systems in Electrochemical Energy Storage Power Stations
Defines terminology for fire monitoring and early warning systems in electrochemical energy storage power stations, specifies classification, requirements, inspection rules, and markings, and describes corresponding test methods.
Two Ministries Release the "15th Five-Year Plan" for the Development of Safety and Emergency Equipment Industry
The "15th Five-Year Plan" for the Safety and Emergency Equipment Industry, officially issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Emergency Management on 2026/8/13, marks the first time that new energy storage safety is designated as a key emerging sector for core technology breakthroughs. This elevates energy storage safety from "industry self-regulation" to a "national industrial strategy."
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