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Core Viewpoint - The construction of smart microgrids in Hangzhou faces challenges such as weak corporate willingness, a single profit model, an incomplete market mechanism, and significant safety risks [2][3][7]. Group 1: Current Status and Challenges - Hangzhou's power supply reliability exceeds 99.998%, ensuring sufficient electricity supply and quality, leading companies to prioritize economic returns when investing in photovoltaic and energy storage systems [2][7]. - The current microgrid users in Zhejiang primarily rely on photovoltaic "self-use and surplus electricity online" and energy storage "peak-valley price difference" to save energy costs [2][7]. - The existing market mechanism is not fully developed, with microgrid users mainly depending on limited profit models, and other services like frequency regulation and system backup are not included in market transactions [7][9]. Group 2: Supportive Policies and Technical Standards - National and provincial policies encourage the construction of smart microgrid projects, including the "Action Plan for Accelerating the Construction of a New Power System (2024-2027)" and local implementation opinions that provide financial incentives for photovoltaic projects [4][5]. - Since 2016, over twenty national standards related to microgrids have been released, with ongoing revisions and the establishment of a comprehensive standard system covering various aspects of microgrid development [5]. Group 3: Pilot Projects and Future Directions - Several pilot projects have been initiated in Hangzhou, including the West Lake Aerospace Zero Carbon Smart Energy Center and other integrated demonstration projects [6]. - Future work will focus on identifying key application scenarios, optimizing development strategies based on pilot project experiences, and enhancing policy coordination to support microgrid development [9][10].