寒潮保供 国家电网用电负荷连续三天创冬季历史新高

Core Insights - The electricity demand in the National Grid's operating area has reached a historical winter high, with the maximum load hitting 1.168 billion kilowatts, an increase of 127 million kilowatts or approximately 12.2% compared to last year's peak of 1.041 billion kilowatts [1][2] Group 1: Electricity Demand and Supply - The National Grid has recorded eight instances of electricity load reaching winter highs since the beginning of winter, with regions such as North China, Northeast China, and Northwest China experiencing 13 historical peaks [1] - Ten provincial-level grids, including Hebei, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, and others, have seen their electricity loads reach historical highs 55 times [1] - The sustained increase in electricity load has raised demands on the grid's supply capacity [1] Group 2: Response Measures - To address the peak electricity demand, the National Grid is leveraging the advantages of its ultra-high voltage power grid for resource allocation and mutual support [1] - The maximum cross-regional power transmission has been maintained at around 120 million kilowatts, ensuring stable and reliable electricity supply [1] - The National Grid will continue to monitor weather changes and assess supply-demand balance, ensuring that all types of power sources are utilized to maintain grid safety and reliability [2]