The National Energy Administration recently announced the “Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Development Action Plan (2025-2027)”. This plan, which aims to enhance the deployment of charging facilities across the country, is a crucial step in supporting the growth of the electric vehicle (EV) industry.
On October 16, 2025, the National Energy Administration, in collaboration with several governmental departments, released the action plan, outlining the strategies and objectives for the upcoming three years. The plan focuses on accelerating the construction of charging infrastructure to meet the increasing demand for electric vehicles, which is expected to surpass 8 million by 2027.
The action plan emphasizes the need for rapid development of charging networks, particularly in urban areas and along major highways. It identifies several key initiatives, including:
- Constructing 2.8 million charging points by 2027, providing a charging capacity of 300 billion kilowatt-hours, to meet the growing demand.
- Enhancing the quality and efficiency of charging services, ensuring they are easily accessible to EV users.
- Implementing policies to encourage high-standard charging facility construction and operation.
- Promoting the integration of renewable energy sources into charging infrastructure to support sustainable energy use.
- Establishing a robust regulatory framework to streamline the development of charging stations.
One of the main goals of the plan is to ensure that charging facilities can efficiently support the anticipated spike in electric vehicle usage. The government aims to create a comprehensive and user-friendly charging network that is capable of accommodating a diverse range of EV models.
Additionally, the action plan highlights the importance of public-private partnerships in driving the development of charging infrastructure. It encourages collaboration among various stakeholders, including local governments, energy companies, and automobile manufacturers, to foster innovation and investment in this sector.
By 2027, the plan aims to have a well-established charging network that not only meets domestic demand but also positions the country as a leader in electric mobility. The execution of this action plan will be crucial in achieving the nation’s environmental goals and enhancing energy security.
As the market for electric vehicles continues to expand, the National Energy Administration’s action plan represents a significant commitment to building a robust and sustainable charging infrastructure that supports the future of transportation.
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