Highlights
- China's MIIT and six agencies released a national battery plan with 19 priority tasks targeting breakthroughs through 2030.
- The plan calls for early large-scale solid-state battery deployment, 15,000-cycle lithium batteries, and parts-per-billion defect rates.
- Beijing aims to control not just battery manufacturing but also global technology standards and upstream supply chains.
- Advanced electrode materials, electrolytes, recycling, and sodium-ion inputs represent upstream investment opportunities highlighted in the plan.
- Western competitors must distinguish China's ambitious government targets from independently verified technical and commercial performance.
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