中长期、现货、辅助服务三大交易品种基本规则顶层设计全面完成

Core Viewpoint - The release of the "Basic Rules for Electric Power Auxiliary Service Market" aims to accelerate the construction of a unified national electricity market and regulate the operation and management of the auxiliary service market, ensuring the legal rights of market participants [1][2]. Group 1: Development and Structure of the Auxiliary Service Market - Electric power auxiliary services are defined as services provided by adjustable power resources to maintain the safe and stable operation of the power system, including peak regulation, frequency regulation, standby, and ramping [1]. - The development of the auxiliary service market in China has gone through three stages: free service (before 2006), planned compensation (2006-2014), and partial marketization (2014-present) [2]. - Currently, 16 provinces have established peak regulation markets, 15 provinces have frequency regulation markets, 2 provinces have ramping markets, and 6 regions have established various markets for frequency regulation, standby, and peak regulation [1]. Group 2: Implementation of the Basic Rules - The "Basic Rules" are a crucial part of the national unified electricity market's "1+N" regulatory framework, aiming to unify the design of medium and long-term, spot, and auxiliary service markets [2]. - The rules include new operational entities such as energy storage companies, virtual power plants, smart microgrids, and vehicle-grid interaction operators, allowing equal participation of all capable entities in the auxiliary service market [2]. - The next steps involve guiding local authorities to develop implementation details that align with the "Basic Rules" and ensuring a smooth connection between the auxiliary service market and the spot market [2].