China's 14th five-year energy plan focuses on stability and cost control amid global energy crisis
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- Coal positioned as the backstop of energy security; no quantified targets for coal and gas demand
- Multiple means to achieve energy security
- No specific capacity target for wind and solar
- Flexible coal-fired power plants and pumped hydroelectric storage to play key roles in supporting power system transition
- Hydrogen energy still considered early stage with potential competition escalation in permitting gigawatt-level projects
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