国网金昌供电公司：从源头到住户 温暖不“断链”

Core Insights - The company has initiated a comprehensive power supply safety guarantee action to ensure reliable electricity for heating stations in Jinchang City as the heating season approaches [1][2] - Jinchang City has 26 centralized heating stations, serving nearly 150,000 households and over 200 enterprises, highlighting the importance of stable electricity supply for efficient heating operations [1] - The company emphasizes a service-oriented approach, coordinating power supply plans, hazard inspections, and emergency response to prioritize heating support [1][2] Group 1 - The company established a "one-to-one" communication mechanism with heating stations and formed six specialized service teams to conduct demand surveys [2] - Service personnel engaged directly with heating station managers to gather critical information on heating areas, electricity loads, and past electricity issues, leading to tailored support plans [2] - A thorough safety inspection was conducted across all heating stations, covering over 250 pieces of equipment, with a 100% completion rate for identified issues [2] Group 2 - The company extended its service offerings by providing technical support and value-added services, including the distribution of over 300 safety electricity manuals to help optimize electricity usage [3] - Emergency response plans were developed in collaboration with heating stations, and five emergency drills were conducted to enhance response capabilities [3] - A 24-hour response mechanism was established to ensure rapid fault resolution, with urban responses within minutes and rural responses within hours [3] Group 3 - The company utilizes a new generation of electricity information collection systems to monitor the operational status of 10 kV lines and electricity loads in real-time [4] - Maintenance personnel increased inspections around heating stations, employing both drone and manual inspections to identify and eliminate potential hazards [4] - A total of 42 special inspections were conducted, resulting in the elimination of 18 line hazards to ensure the healthy operation of the power grid [4]