以110万千瓦可调能力为电网运行构筑柔性防线 深圳虚拟电厂启动迎峰保电

Core Insights - Shenzhen Virtual Power Plant Management Center has officially launched its summer peak electricity protection work, aiming to stabilize the city's power grid amid increasing electricity load [1] - The virtual power plant has a maximum regulation capacity of 1.1 million kilowatts, utilizing distributed resources such as charging piles, air conditioning, electric vehicles, and energy storage for flexible grid support [1] - The center emphasizes the importance of digital technology in optimizing and integrating distributed resources to address supply-demand balance and local overload issues during peak summer [1] Group 1 - The summer air conditioning load accounts for over 40% of the grid's maximum load, significantly contributing to peak-valley differences [1] - Smart energy units, intelligent controllers, and measurement devices have been installed in air conditioning systems across various scenarios, enabling precise control and real-time load prediction using AI algorithms [1] - Shenzhen Hengshishengjing Company is identified as the largest virtual power plant operator in terms of aggregated air conditioning load [1] Group 2 - Shenzhen is developing into a world-class "supercharging city," with plans to establish 1,002 supercharging stations and over 410,000 charging piles by the end of 2024, alongside a growing electric vehicle ownership exceeding one million [2] - The virtual power plant has achieved "intelligent scheduling" of the massive charging pile load, enhancing the efficiency of electric vehicle charging [2] - As one of the first cities in China to implement large-scale vehicle-grid interaction applications, Shenzhen will strengthen organizational guidance for virtual power plants and conduct city-wide emergency drills for vehicle-grid interaction [2]