June 30 — China’s National Energy Administration held a meeting in Hangzhou to advance improvements in power-access services. The NEA said reforms during the 14th Five-Year Plan have delivered significant gains—noting breakthroughs in supply services, institutional frameworks, international benchmarking and regulatory governance, and progress removing long-standing grid-connection bottlenecks and urban–rural supply shortfalls. The meeting directed targeted measures aligned with economic developm

June 30 — China’s National Energy Administration held a meeting in Hangzhou to advance improvements in power-access services. The NEA said reforms during the 14th Five-Year Plan have delivered significant gains—noting breakthroughs in supply services, institutional frameworks, international benchmarking and regulatory governance, and progress removing long-standing grid-connection bottlenecks and urban–rural supply shortfalls. The meeting directed targeted measures aligned with economic development, the energy transition and public needs; prioritized benchmark/pilot projects, service support for industrial upgrading and resolution of household power-access problems; and required strengthened accountability and vertical–horizontal, internal–external coordination to ensure policy implementation.