| Sumario: | China plans to establish a coal capacity reserve system by 2027 in order to ensure energy security and flexible coal supplies. By 2030, the country aims to have a yearly coal capacity reserve of 300 million tons that can be allocated as needed. This system will be used in extreme situations, such as fluctuations in the international energy market or adverse weather conditions, to guarantee a sufficient coal supply. Additionally, China has launched a national supercomputing network to address the imbalance of computing power supply and demand and support the development of the digital economy. Over 200 service providers have joined the network, offering cutting-edge digital innovations such as scientific computing and AI model training.
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