On September 1, the National Energy Administration held a new grid construction work deployment meeting. Wang Hongzhi, Party Secretary and Director of the National Energy Administration, attended the meeting and delivered a speech. The conference emphasized that during the “15th Five-Year Plan” period, China's electricity demand will continue to grow at an average annual rate of about 5%, the share of new energy sources will further increase, the high-end industry's demand for green and high-quality electricity will grow steadily, new models and new business formats will emerge at an accelerated pace, competition for core technology will intensify, and higher requirements will be placed on the construction of new power grids. The construction of a new power grid is a profound transformation of new structures, new technologies, and new services. It is necessary to coordinate planning and systematic policies. The first is to focus on consolidating the infrastructure longboard and constructing a new main distribution micro-collaborative power grid architecture that enhances the safety and stability level of large power grids, gives full play to the role of a public platform for distribution grids, and promotes flexible and diverse interaction of smart microgrids. The second is to focus on playing a leading role in innovation, speeding up the development and application of new power grid technologies such as artificial intelligence+, flexible networking, intelligent control, and long-term energy storage, and developing new quality productivity. The third is to focus on strengthening multiple support and guarantees, and upgrading new grid services that are friendly and compatible with new business formats, such as efficient grid-connected consumption of new energy sources, high-quality power supply, and electricity calculation collaboration, to better meet industrial development and the needs of the masses. Fourth, focus on maintaining the bottom line of safe operation, ensuring the safe and stable operation of large power grids, strengthening project safety and quality management, improving the disaster prevention and emergency response capabilities of power grids, and enhancing the level of safety and resilience.

On September 1, the National Energy Administration held a new grid construction work deployment meeting. Wang Hongzhi, Party Secretary and Director of the National Energy Administration, attended the meeting and delivered a speech. The conference emphasized that during the “15th Five-Year Plan” period, China's electricity demand will continue to grow at an average annual rate of about 5%, the share of new energy sources will further increase, the high-end industry's demand for green and high-quality electricity will grow steadily, new models and new business formats will emerge at an accelerated pace, competition for core technology will intensify, and higher requirements will be placed on the construction of new power grids. The construction of a new power grid is a profound transformation of new structures, new technologies, and new services. It is necessary to coordinate planning and systematic policies. The first is to focus on consolidating the infrastructure longboard and constructing a new main distribution micro-collaborative power grid architecture that enhances the safety and stability level of large power grids, gives full play to the role of a public platform for distribution grids, and promotes flexible and diverse interaction of smart microgrids. The second is to focus on playing a leading role in innovation, speeding up the development and application of new power grid technologies such as artificial intelligence+, flexible networking, intelligent control, and long-term energy storage, and developing new quality productivity. The third is to focus on strengthening multiple support and guarantees, and upgrading new grid services that are friendly and compatible with new business formats, such as efficient grid-connected consumption of new energy sources, high-quality power supply, and electricity calculation collaboration, to better meet industrial development and the needs of the masses. Fourth, focus on maintaining the bottom line of safe operation, ensuring the safe and stable operation of large power grids, strengthening project safety and quality management, improving the disaster prevention and emergency response capabilities of power grids, and enhancing the level of safety and resilience.