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Shanghai Aims for EVs to Make Up Over Half of Newly Sold Cars by 2025 as Part of Clean Air Agenda
Shanghai plans to have more than 50 percent of the new vehicles purchased by individuals to be pure electric cars by 2025, according to an ambitious clean air action plan for the next three years rolled out by the metropolis yesterday.
Shanghai will promote the use of pure electric cars and hydrogen fuel cell heavy-duty vehicles, according to the Shanghai Clean Air Action Plan (2023-2025).
The city will ensure that all motor vehicles produced, imported and sold in the city comply with environmental protection standards it will eliminate diesel trucks that still use National III emission levels and upgrade non-road machinery emission standards, it said.
Shanghai will promote the use of clean energies by ships, and greatly boost cargo water transport, it added.
Renewable energies should account for 20 percent of the city’s total energy consumption by 2025, while coal-fired energy will be reduced to under 30 percent, it said. The supply of natural gas will be improved.
It is necessary to have greater control over the amount and intensity of energy consumption and improve the energy efficiency of information infrastructure such as data centers and new communications, according to the plan.
By 2025, the energy consumption of industries above a certain scale should drop by 14 percent from 2020, the proportion of production capacities in key industries such as steel, cement, oil refining and synthetic ammonia will exceed 30 percent, and the proportion of data centers reaching the benchmark level will be about 60 percent.
Emission cuts of major air pollutants will meet national requirements by 2025, heavy pollution will be completely eliminated, more than 90 percent of days will have good air quality, the average concentration of PM2.5 particles will stay below 30 micrograms a year, and the growth of ozone concentration will be under control, the plan said.
Source: Yicai Global
