Multiple ministries and commissions have jointly issued a document to promote the adoption and application of new-energy heavy-duty trucks in industrial and mining sectors, including mines and ports.


Multiple ministries and commissions have jointly issued a document to promote the adoption and application of new-energy heavy-duty trucks in industrial and mining sectors, including mines and ports.

This document, jointly issued by multiple ministries and commissions, not only underscores the importance and urgency of promoting and applying new‑energy heavy trucks in industrial and mining sectors such as mines and ports, but also outlines a series of concrete measures and incentive policies. The document emphasizes the need to accelerate the development of a green, low‑carbon transportation system and to expand the widespread use of new‑energy heavy trucks in industrial and mining applications, thereby reducing environmental pollution and carbon emissions associated with conventional diesel‑powered heavy trucks. To this end, relevant authorities will intensify support for the research, development, production, and sales of new‑energy heavy trucks, offering financial subsidies, tax breaks, and purchase incentives to lower acquisition and operating costs for enterprises. At the same time, the document calls on local governments to strengthen infrastructure development, improving charging and battery‑swap facilities to provide robust backing for the broader adoption of new‑energy heavy trucks. Furthermore, it mandates the establishment of a sound regulatory framework to ensure the safe operation and compliance with environmental standards of these vehicles. Collectively, these measures will undoubtedly provide strong impetus for the deployment of new‑energy heavy trucks in industrial and mining settings, helping China’s transportation sector achieve a green, low‑carbon transformation and contributing to the building of a Beautiful China.