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China May Tighten Approval of New Energy Storage Capacity Amid Oversupply Concerns
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Fusion42 · 8 September 2026 · Fusion42 review
China plans to tighten approvals for new energy storage projects due to fears of oversupply and price competition, potentially suspending projects still in planning, while those under construction remain unaffected. This measure aims to control rapid capacity growth and encourage more rational expansion aligned with market demand amid slowing new capacity additions.
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You face new hurdles for getting energy storage projects approved in China as authorities pause new plans to cut oversupply risks. Act now to revalidate pipelines and accelerate projects already underway before approvals tighten further.
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