Foshan, Guangdong, lack of electricity this year or more severe

This year is even more powerless than last year! "This year's maximum electricity consumption gap will not be lower than the 1.4 million kilowatts of last year. When the normal gap exceeds 1 million kilowatt hours, most cities in the city will need to implement a weekly shift of 2 to 3 days in the peak shift." In the previous Friday At the work conference of the Foshan Power Supply Bureau held in 2012, Du Manquan, deputy director of the Bureau, told reporters.

The peak shifting has started without power cuts. On the one hand, many Foshan companies have just emerged from the international financial crisis, and production is gradually on the right track. It is urgently needed to provide stable and reliable power supply. On the other hand, the power load gap is large, and power security is faced with huge stress.

Speeding up the construction of the power grid has become an important part of ensuring power supply. According to reports, the Foshan Power Supply Bureau plans to complete a fixed asset investment of 2.681 billion yuan this year, of which 2.25 billion yuan is for power grid infrastructure projects, 0.1 billion yuan for small-scale infrastructure projects, and the other includes a number of technological transformation projects. However, the Bureau has calculated in detail last year that the actual demand for power grid reconstruction in Foshan this year is about 4.5 billion yuan, and the funding gap exceeds 40%.

Du Manquan pointed out that under the circumstance of severe power usage, “this year will continue to implement the principle of “limited guarantees,” and in the event of serious power shortages, priority will be given to protecting residents’ electricity use. At the same time, “double high” will be restricted according to the requirements of the municipal government. (High-energy-consumption, high-pollution) companies will ensure that key enterprises will use electricity, and when they are in stress, they will implement a step-by-step upgrade and optimize the allocation of power resources."

“Since this year, power cuts have not yet been implemented. After the Spring Festival, especially after the Lantern Festival, the electricity load has increased. We have used the electricity indicators as an arrangement for orderly electricity use and implemented a conscious peak.” Du Manquan told reporters.

FAW-Volkswagen and other projects will ensure that during the "12th Five-Year Plan" period, Foshan's power supply will maintain an average annual growth rate of around 5%, and it is still unpredictable when the power shortage situation can be reversed.

Although the electricity gap will rise to new heights, major government investment projects such as FAW-Volkswagen will focus on protection. “The district power supply bureaus implement a project manager system, take special follow-up projects, and increase the capacity of the industry to increase the capacity of reporting capacity. Efforts to protect the power supply, said Du Manquan.

It is reported that in order to ensure that the Shishan FAW-Volkswagen project can be put into production in 2013, the Foshan Power Supply Bureau will complete the approval of the 220 kV Matsusaka Power Transmission and Transformation Project in July this year. In order to ensure high-reliability power supply in the downtown area of ​​Guicheng and the financial high-tech zone, 110kV power supply will be provided for the Sanshan New City area. This year, the Bureau will determine the site selection and selection of the 220 kV port transmission substation.

The power supply department also pointed out that the contradiction between the current district-level government investment promotion and power supply access is inconsistent. “District-level governments in the process of attracting investment have failed to fully consider the matching of power grid planning and the access of power points, which may result in a passive situation of 'no electricity available'. Moreover, the government promised to supply power to households. There is also the problem of unclear division of investment interfaces for supporting power supply facilities."