Soe reform energy storage

What are SOE reforms?

A systematic, well-thought-out series of SOE reforms have been underway since 1978 and have mainly gone through four stages with an emphasis on management methods, corporate systems, supervision and management of State-owned assets, and deepening reforms.

Will the DOE repost the SRM?

The DOE, at its discretion, anticipates reposting the SRM in draft form at a later time for public comment to inform the final version of the SRM. Learn more about DOE’s energy storage activities supporting DOE’s energy storage mission and vision through the Energy Storage Grand Challenge.

What will the new SOE reforms look like?

Consistent with previous policies, the new round of reforms will still remain in a phase wherein greater efforts are called for to push ahead relevant measures, with more efforts aimed at sharpening core competitiveness and enhancing the core functions of SOEs.

Is Doe preparing a draft energy storage SRM for public comment?

DOE is seeking comment from stakeholders to inform its draft Energy Storage SRM for public comment at a future time; notice of its availability will be provided through the Federal Register through a formal NOA. Interested stakeholders can view both the draft SRM and the official NOA.

Will a new round of SOE reforms accelerate China's growth?

A new round of SOE reforms is currently gathering momentum. As China's three-year action plan for the reform of SOEs (2020-22) has yielded notable results, a new round of reforms will enhance the effectiveness of China's SOEs and accelerate the growth of pioneers in modern industrial chains.

Why is Doe investing in energy storage?

The underlying motivation for DOE’s strategic investment in energy storage is to ensure that the American people will have access to energy storage innovations that enable resilient, flexible, affordable, and secure energy systems and supply, for everyone, everywhere.