# NDRC

Latest news and articles about NDRC

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Business

China Tightens Capacity‑Payment Regime to Shore Up Power Security and Smooth the Renewable Transition

China’s NDRC and NEA have instructed provinces to strengthen capacity‑price mechanisms for coal, gas, pumped storage and new grid storage, mandating that capacity payments recover at least 50% of coal units’ fixed costs and establishing rules for reliable capacity compensation tied to spot market development. The package aims to stabilise dispatchable revenues, encourage storage participation in markets and support reliability as renewables expand, while requiring provincial assessments of consumer affordability and stricter performance oversight.

NeMo2026年1月30日 11:10
#China#electricity market#capacity payments
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Business

Three Briefings, One Signal: Beijing Mobilises Policy Tools to Stabilise China’s Housing Market

On 20 January 2026 Beijing issued a trio of policy signals — income-support planning from the NDRC, a pledge of more expansive fiscal spending from the Finance Ministry, and new urban-renewal measures from the Ministry of Natural Resources — that together amount to a coordinated boost for the real-estate sector. The package signals a strategic pivot from short-term stimulus toward building household purchasing power and accelerating redevelopment as levers for stabilising growth and consumption.

SoBiz2026年1月22日 02:00
#China real estate#fiscal policy#urban renewal
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Business

Beijing Draws Up Plan to Lift Household Incomes as Consumption Becomes China’s Growth Bedrock

China’s NDRC is preparing a package of measures to boost urban and rural household incomes and shore up consumption, pairing immediate demand support—such as trade‑in subsidies and job stabilisation—with investment, service‑sector expansion, and reforms to spur private participation. The moves respond to data showing consumption is now a leading driver of growth even as officials warn of a supply‑demand imbalance.

SoBiz2026年1月20日 11:40
#China#NDRC#domestic demand