Beijing-Shanghai High Speed Railway (SH:601816) 第一财经·2025-09-24 02:30Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the imminent threat posed by Typhoon "Haikashan" to the power distribution network in Guangdong, with significant preparations being made by Southern Power Grid and China General Nuclear Power Group to ensure safety and operational continuity [1]. Group 1: Typhoon Impact and Response - Typhoon "Haikashan" is expected to make landfall in the coastal area between Zhuhai and Xuwen on September 24, with a strength classified as a strong or super typhoon (14-16 levels) [3]. - As of September 23, over one million people in Guangdong have been relocated in anticipation of the typhoon, with multiple cities, including Guangzhou, implementing a "five stoppages" policy (stopping work, business, markets, transportation, and classes) [3][6]. - Southern Power Grid has raised its emergency response level from II to I, mobilizing over 40,000 emergency personnel, including 32,000 from Guangdong and 6,600 from neighboring provinces [6][7]. Group 2: Specific Preparations by Power Companies - China General Nuclear Power Group has activated emergency measures across its projects, including major nuclear power bases in Daya Bay, Yangjiang, and Taishan, ensuring safety protocols are in place [7]. - The ongoing construction at the Lufeng nuclear power base has seen the evacuation of over 14,000 personnel and the implementation of strict monitoring and control measures [7]. - The Yangjiang nuclear power base has conducted multiple meetings to coordinate typhoon defense actions, establishing various emergency response teams for different operational aspects [7].