Since January 2011, provincial and provincial local two conferences have been held one after another. The development of electricity has become a popular topic for delegates and committee members all over the country. An overview of local development ideas can better explore the direction of power grid development.
The major mission of serving the people's livelihood is even more prominent. “The transformation of rural power in rural areas must be further strengthened to ensure that there are no obstacles to the development of rural areas in mountainous and remote areas. Only by doing so can we ensure that the foundational status of agriculture remains unshakable and that the happiness index of the peasants will be improved. At the two conferences in Hubei this year, Xiao Zhenbin, vice chairman of the People's Congress of Hubei Province and Yidu CPPCC, suggested.
From the information conveyed by the local two sessions this year, all localities have strongly expressed their desire to pursue scientific development and make “happiness†more concrete and concrete. "People's Livelihood" has appeared in all provincial-level local government work reports and has become a hot spot.
State Grid has served the country's 220 million rural customers with a population of 660 million, and has assumed unique and significant responsibilities in serving rural development. Chongqing proposed that by 2015, farmers’ income per capita will double. Shaanxi Province proposed that, in accordance with the requirements for the realization of rural electrification in five years, a new round of upgrading and upgrading of rural power grids should be initiated. In 2011, 600,000 people will get rid of poverty. The Tibet Autonomous Region proposed that during the “12th Five-Year Plan†period, hydropower should be the main source, oil and gas and new energy should be complementary, and an integrated energy system should be established. By 2015, the electricity population coverage rate will reach 95%. Hebei Province plans to build 2000 new residential demonstration villages this year.
The grid service is widely distributed in urban and rural areas. The people's livelihood is reflected in all aspects. Its role may be direct or indirect. The continued implementation of home appliances to the countryside and the promotion of energy conservation and emission reduction are closely related to the promotion of social harmony and improvement of people’s living standards, and are emphasized in almost every province.
An important background is that this year, of the 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) that have made GDP estimates, 20 have been decelerated, and 8 are roughly the same as in 2010. There are only three. This change shows that if "GDP worship" is changed, all localities will invest more energy and resources in people's livelihood. This is a reflection of the scientific concept of development in the hearts of the people.
The Fifth Plenary Session of the Seventeenth Central Committee of the Party emphasized that safeguarding and improving people’s livelihood is the fundamental starting point and end result of accelerating the transformation of economic development methods. The grid will play a more full role in this area.
The UHV grid has received unprecedented attention from all localities. At the two conferences in Hunan this year, the “Proposal on Strengthening the Construction of the 12th Five-Year Plan for Energy Security System in Hunan Province†was identified as the “Proposal No. 1†of the Fourth Session of the Tenth Hunan Provincial Committee of the CPPCC. Zhou Qiang, secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, instructed that the proposal is highly targeted and of practical significance.
This highlights that the importance of energy protection in all regions has reached a new height in the new period. Therefore, it is far more meaningful to consider the UHV into the overall situation of China's energy distribution and regional economic development. This year, the term "UHV" appears directly in government work reports in at least six provinces and has received unprecedented attention.
Resource-rich provinces send more power forward. Shanxi Province proposed to complete the 1000-kilovolt UHV power transmission and expansion project in the southeastern Shanxi Province, and the Xinjiang Autonomous Region proposed to strive for the early start of the UHV DC transmission projects in the Jungdong-Chongqing and Hami-Zhengzhou provinces. Shaanxi Province proposed to launch 1,000-kV Shaanxi. North UHV power transmission project preparatory work.
The provinces that are craving for electricity also have expectations. Chongqing will actively promote the construction of UHV power grids in accordance with national plans. Jiangxi Province proposes to promote the Nanchang UHV 1000 kV AC power transmission and transformation project, and Hunan Province hopes to build Jingmen-Changsha UHV AC and Jiuquan-Hunan UHV DC transmission lines.
Further, many provinces have also realized that the balance of power development methods on the ground can no longer adapt to the future, and it is a trend to optimize the distribution of electricity in a large area. For example, Shaanxi Province hopes that the power transmission capacity will exceed 20 million kilowatts this year, and Shandong Province hopes to receive an annual call capacity of 7.5 million kilowatts.
UHV development must be accompanied by intensification of large energy bases. In fact, in the overall situation of accelerating the adjustment of economic structure, the western provinces generally proposed to build energy bases as the “power granaryâ€. The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region will develop coal, electricity, wind energy, solar energy and other energy industries and build an important new energy base for the country. Gansu Province proposed to build new energy sources in Hexi and Jidong Energy Base to build new energy and energy industries. The Xinjiang Autonomous Region will actively strive to be included in the national "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" key large-scale coal resource development bases and incorporate the Xinjiang East Power Transmission Plan into the national plan.
Safeguarding China’s long-term stable energy and power supply and accelerating the construction of UHV power grids—this idea is increasingly showing its vitality.
The major mission of serving the people's livelihood is even more prominent. “The transformation of rural power in rural areas must be further strengthened to ensure that there are no obstacles to the development of rural areas in mountainous and remote areas. Only by doing so can we ensure that the foundational status of agriculture remains unshakable and that the happiness index of the peasants will be improved. At the two conferences in Hubei this year, Xiao Zhenbin, vice chairman of the People's Congress of Hubei Province and Yidu CPPCC, suggested.
From the information conveyed by the local two sessions this year, all localities have strongly expressed their desire to pursue scientific development and make “happiness†more concrete and concrete. "People's Livelihood" has appeared in all provincial-level local government work reports and has become a hot spot.
State Grid has served the country's 220 million rural customers with a population of 660 million, and has assumed unique and significant responsibilities in serving rural development. Chongqing proposed that by 2015, farmers’ income per capita will double. Shaanxi Province proposed that, in accordance with the requirements for the realization of rural electrification in five years, a new round of upgrading and upgrading of rural power grids should be initiated. In 2011, 600,000 people will get rid of poverty. The Tibet Autonomous Region proposed that during the “12th Five-Year Plan†period, hydropower should be the main source, oil and gas and new energy should be complementary, and an integrated energy system should be established. By 2015, the electricity population coverage rate will reach 95%. Hebei Province plans to build 2000 new residential demonstration villages this year.
The grid service is widely distributed in urban and rural areas. The people's livelihood is reflected in all aspects. Its role may be direct or indirect. The continued implementation of home appliances to the countryside and the promotion of energy conservation and emission reduction are closely related to the promotion of social harmony and improvement of people’s living standards, and are emphasized in almost every province.
An important background is that this year, of the 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) that have made GDP estimates, 20 have been decelerated, and 8 are roughly the same as in 2010. There are only three. This change shows that if "GDP worship" is changed, all localities will invest more energy and resources in people's livelihood. This is a reflection of the scientific concept of development in the hearts of the people.
The Fifth Plenary Session of the Seventeenth Central Committee of the Party emphasized that safeguarding and improving people’s livelihood is the fundamental starting point and end result of accelerating the transformation of economic development methods. The grid will play a more full role in this area.
The UHV grid has received unprecedented attention from all localities. At the two conferences in Hunan this year, the “Proposal on Strengthening the Construction of the 12th Five-Year Plan for Energy Security System in Hunan Province†was identified as the “Proposal No. 1†of the Fourth Session of the Tenth Hunan Provincial Committee of the CPPCC. Zhou Qiang, secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, instructed that the proposal is highly targeted and of practical significance.
This highlights that the importance of energy protection in all regions has reached a new height in the new period. Therefore, it is far more meaningful to consider the UHV into the overall situation of China's energy distribution and regional economic development. This year, the term "UHV" appears directly in government work reports in at least six provinces and has received unprecedented attention.
Resource-rich provinces send more power forward. Shanxi Province proposed to complete the 1000-kilovolt UHV power transmission and expansion project in the southeastern Shanxi Province, and the Xinjiang Autonomous Region proposed to strive for the early start of the UHV DC transmission projects in the Jungdong-Chongqing and Hami-Zhengzhou provinces. Shaanxi Province proposed to launch 1,000-kV Shaanxi. North UHV power transmission project preparatory work.
The provinces that are craving for electricity also have expectations. Chongqing will actively promote the construction of UHV power grids in accordance with national plans. Jiangxi Province proposes to promote the Nanchang UHV 1000 kV AC power transmission and transformation project, and Hunan Province hopes to build Jingmen-Changsha UHV AC and Jiuquan-Hunan UHV DC transmission lines.
Further, many provinces have also realized that the balance of power development methods on the ground can no longer adapt to the future, and it is a trend to optimize the distribution of electricity in a large area. For example, Shaanxi Province hopes that the power transmission capacity will exceed 20 million kilowatts this year, and Shandong Province hopes to receive an annual call capacity of 7.5 million kilowatts.
UHV development must be accompanied by intensification of large energy bases. In fact, in the overall situation of accelerating the adjustment of economic structure, the western provinces generally proposed to build energy bases as the “power granaryâ€. The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region will develop coal, electricity, wind energy, solar energy and other energy industries and build an important new energy base for the country. Gansu Province proposed to build new energy sources in Hexi and Jidong Energy Base to build new energy and energy industries. The Xinjiang Autonomous Region will actively strive to be included in the national "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" key large-scale coal resource development bases and incorporate the Xinjiang East Power Transmission Plan into the national plan.
Safeguarding China’s long-term stable energy and power supply and accelerating the construction of UHV power grids—this idea is increasingly showing its vitality.
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