国网兰州供电公司：电力护航“浪漫经济”一路生花

Core Viewpoint - The rose industry in Yongdeng County, Gansu Province, is experiencing a flourishing season, with significant contributions to local economy and employment through rose cultivation and processing [1][5]. Group 1: Company Overview - Gansu Dongfang Tianrun Rose Technology Development Co., Ltd. is a provincial high-tech enterprise that integrates rose seedling cultivation, planting, acquisition, research and development, processing, and sales [5]. - The company has established standardized processing workshops and advanced rose extraction production lines, producing products such as rose essential oil, rose pure dew, and rose jam, with an annual output value exceeding 30 million yuan [5]. - The company employs a "company + base + farmers" model, benefiting 198 poverty alleviation households with annual labor remuneration reaching over 7 million yuan [5]. Group 2: Industry Impact - Yongdeng County's rose planting area accounts for approximately 42% of the national total and nearly one-third of the global total, contributing significantly to Gansu's agricultural identity alongside "Tianshui Huaniu Apple" [5]. - The county has over 100,000 acres of rose cultivation, producing more than 25.8 million kilograms of fresh flowers annually, with an annual output value of about 600 million yuan, benefiting over 50,000 farming households with an average income increase of over 12,000 yuan per household [5]. Group 3: Power Supply Support - The State Grid Lanzhou Power Supply Company has focused on the power supply needs of the rose core production area, continuously upgrading the distribution network and enhancing power supply capacity [6]. - A dedicated power supply mechanism for the rose season has been established, ensuring efficient power supply and reducing costs for processing enterprises during peak production periods [9]. - In response to urgent power needs, the company has implemented a "green channel" for electricity supply, enabling rapid construction and extension of power lines to support local businesses [7].