National standards for the construction of charging facilities will be introduce
发布时间：2015-10-15
As for promoting the construction of charging infrastructure, there is a serious imbalance in attention, construction progress and supporting policies. Currently, only 10 provinces and cities have issued relevant policies on charging infrastructure. That was the message from Zheng Zhagujie, deputy director of the National Energy Administration, at a field meeting on the establishment and construction experience of an ev charging infrastructure Promotion Alliance on Oct 12.
According to the economic information daily, reporter understanding, according to the vice premier of the state council ma kai "need focus on breakthrough and advance" the signature, the national energy administration task the next step is to put the target annual decomposition to all local agencies and related units, according to the requirements of national release before the end of march around the charging infrastructure special planning, a charging infrastructure construction operation management measures, priorities, south net enterprises also should have the relevant arrangement and plan each year for five years. In addition, a national demonstration document and standard for the construction of charging facilities will be released soon.
Since the 12th Five-Year Plan period, China has been exploring the construction of charging facilities. Ten key policies have been issued at the national level, including charging and changing service prices of electric vehicles, rewards for infrastructure construction, and qualification admittance of electric vehicle enterprises. Among the 31 provinces (municipalities and autonomous regions), 15 have introduced local policies on promoting new energy vehicles and 10 have introduced policies on charging infrastructure.
On September 30 this year, the State Council issued the Guidance of the General Office of the State Council on Accelerating the Construction of Electric Vehicle charging Infrastructure, proposing that by 2020, an intelligent and efficient charging infrastructure system with moderately advanced charging facilities and accompanied by vehicle piles will be basically completed, meeting the charging needs of more than 5 million electric vehicles. On October 9, the National Development and Reform Commission, The National Energy Administration, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-rural Development jointly issued the Guidelines for the Development of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (2015-2020), launching a nationwide campaign
