田间灌溉首试共享扫码用电

Core Insights - The "shared QR code electricity" project in Zhangjiagang City, Suzhou, aims to enhance the convenience and efficiency of agricultural irrigation electricity usage through digital services [1][2] - The project addresses the seasonal and temporary nature of electricity demand in agricultural production, which previously required 5 to 7 days for temporary electricity applications [1] - The initiative is designed to eliminate safety hazards associated with unauthorized electrical connections and disputes over electricity bill sharing among neighbors [1] Group 1 - The project was launched in June 2025 at the Fengtai Family Farm, covering an area of over 300 acres, with a total equipment capacity of 36 kilowatts [1] - It features 220-volt 10-amp single-phase and 380-volt 25-amp three-phase sockets, along with clear operational guidelines and QR codes for easy access [1] - The system allows for one installation to be shared among multiple users, providing immediate electricity access during peak agricultural periods [1] Group 2 - Farmers can use the "State Grid" app to scan QR codes and prepay for electricity, enabling immediate power supply for agricultural machinery like drones and water pumps [2] - After usage, the system automatically settles accounts and refunds any remaining balance, enhancing transparency in electricity consumption and costs [2] - The company plans to expand this project to other rural areas in the city and explore applications in various urban settings, such as night markets and temporary vendors, to provide sustainable energy support [2]