Group 1 - The Gansu Energy Regulatory Office conducted a field investigation to understand the progress of major energy projects and the business environment for electricity consumption as outlined in the "14th Five-Year" energy plan [1] - The investigation focused on the 750 kV Qinchuan Substation, particularly the integration of the "Long Electric into Shandong" project and the challenges faced in connecting renewable energy projects to the grid [1] - The team also reviewed the operational status and service optimization measures of the State Grid Gansu Lanzhou New Area Power Supply Company, emphasizing the importance of improving electricity service levels [1][2] Group 2 - The investigation team analyzed the difficulties in connecting renewable energy to the grid and gathered user suggestions for service optimization, urging relevant units to prioritize and fulfill their responsibilities [2] - The team emphasized the need to implement the National Energy Administration's requirements for advancing key projects in the "14th Five-Year" energy plan and enhancing the modern electricity business environment [2] - The focus was on ensuring the safe construction and timely operation of critical connection projects to promote an optimized electricity business environment [2]

Core Points - The article highlights the transformation in electricity supply services in Hangzhou, where the supply plans are now proactively reaching out to enterprises, enhancing the overall business environment for companies [1][3]. - The State Grid Hangzhou Power Supply Company aims to create a modern electricity business environment by 2025, implementing a "zero-cost" electricity connection service for enterprises [1][3]. - The improvements in electricity services have led to significant cost savings and efficiency for companies, with reported savings of 620 million yuan in electricity investment from January to June 2025 [3]. Group 1 - The proactive approach of electricity supply services is exemplified by the case of the humanoid robot technology base, where the supply plan was delivered on the same day the land was acquired [1]. - The "Electricity Waits for Enterprises" service model has saved companies nearly 10 million yuan in electricity investment and reduced project timelines by over 10% [1]. - The State Grid Hangzhou Power Supply Company is providing tailored services to over 1,700 industrial parks, including safety assessments and energy efficiency optimization [1][2]. Group 2 - In the Wisdom Network Valley, a collaborative service model is being implemented for companies like Huawei Cloud and Xianglong Aviation, focusing on customized electricity training and energy-saving diagnostics [2]. - Reliable electricity supply is crucial for high-standard industrial operations, as demonstrated by the operations of Zhejiang Norkang Neuroelectronics, where even minor power fluctuations can lead to significant financial losses [2]. - The introduction of mobile power supply vehicles in agriculture has improved efficiency and convenience for farmers, allowing for immediate charging of agricultural drones [2].

Group 1 - The signing of the first province-wide "boundaryless electricity service" cooperation agreement between Southern Power Grid Guangdong Electric Power Company and State Grid Fujian Electric Power Company marks a significant step in enhancing electricity service levels and creating a modern business environment [1] - Guangdong Sanhe Pile Co., Ltd. is one of the first beneficiaries of this new service model, which allows for unified submission of electricity application materials across regions, transforming the process from "multiple locations" to "one-stop service" [1] Group 2 - Guangdong Wencan Die Casting Technology Co., Ltd. has established a "cross-border electricity" consultation service window to facilitate electricity needs for its planned Southeast Asia factory, providing detailed information on application processes and costs [2] - The consultation service window, opened in June 2025, has already assisted over 20 companies with overseas electricity needs, covering 11 countries in East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and regions like Hong Kong and Macau [2] Group 3 - In Jiangmen City, a major motorcycle production base, the export value of motorcycles has increased, with industrial electricity consumption rising by 19% year-on-year [3] - Southern Power Grid Guangdong Jiangmen Pengjiang Power Supply Bureau has organized service teams to provide comprehensive electricity support to motorcycle manufacturers, including regular inspections and a 24-hour response service [3] Group 4 - The "temporary to permanent" electricity service model implemented by Southern Power Grid Guangdong Jieyang Power Supply Bureau has helped companies like Guangdong Juhua Photovoltaic Technology Co., Ltd. save on costs and reduce construction time by integrating temporary and permanent electricity setups [4][5] - This model allows for a streamlined process that reduces the complexity and time associated with traditional electricity service applications, significantly improving efficiency [5]

Core Points - The "Getting Electricity" indicator is a key measure for evaluating the electricity business environment in China, focusing on the cost, speed, and quality of electricity access from the perspective of enterprises and the public [1] - The National Energy Administration has reported significant improvements in the electricity service environment, achieving "zero visit, zero approval, and zero investment" for low-voltage users, and saving users over 300 billion yuan in electricity investment [1] - The establishment of a comprehensive online electricity service system has been achieved, with over 400 million registered users and an online processing rate exceeding 97% [2] Group 1 - The National Energy Administration's efforts have led to a major reform in the electricity service sector, allowing small and micro enterprises to connect to electricity without any costs, saving an average of 60 billion yuan annually over the past five years [1] - The State Grid Corporation has implemented a "one-on-one" service model for high-end customers, providing tailored support to ensure quick electricity access [2] - The focus on supporting foreign trade enterprises has been emphasized, with services designed to meet the fluctuating electricity demands of these businesses [2] Group 2 - The State Grid has formed a team of "power quality customer engineers" to enhance electricity quality for enterprises, addressing issues such as voltage fluctuations and harmonics [2] - The introduction of standardized and modular services has significantly reduced the construction time for new electricity installations or capacity increases for enterprises [2]

Group 1 - The State Grid Hangzhou Power Supply Company has launched the Smart Power BEST 8.0 version with 16 service initiatives aimed at enhancing the business environment and supporting high-quality development in Hangzhou [3] - The initiatives focus on five areas: reliable power supply, efficient electricity handling, green electricity usage, transparency, and shared prosperity [3] - The company has introduced a full-cycle service model called "Electricity Waits for Enterprises" to support the high-quality development of private and technology innovation enterprises [3] Group 2 - The company is addressing the challenges faced by technology innovation enterprises by providing high-quality electricity services and enhancing the power distribution network in key innovation zones [3] - A dedicated customer manager is assigned to over 160 technology innovation enterprises to create tailored electricity quality improvement plans [3] - The company is implementing real-time voltage disturbance monitoring to better meet the precise electricity needs of high-automation research and development [3] Group 3 - To reduce costs for enterprises, the company has introduced a cost-sharing mechanism for electricity access projects, allowing low-voltage capacity to be expanded to 200 kW with the company covering all costs [4] - Large and medium-sized enterprises can achieve "zero cost" for external electricity access, and the company is optimizing electricity usage through personalized services [4] - The collaboration between the power supply company and government departments aims to create a first-class electricity business environment, highlighting electricity as a core element of urban competitiveness [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of the "Opinions on Deepening and Enhancing the 'Access to Electricity' Service Level" by the National Energy Administration, emphasizing the importance of optimizing the electricity business environment as a long-term and systematic project to support China's modernization efforts [1][2]. Group 1: Achievements and Progress - Significant achievements have been made in the "Access to Electricity" initiative, with improvements in power supply service quality and a reduction in low-voltage service costs to the lowest level globally [1]. - The establishment of the world's largest internet-based electricity service system has been completed, with some cities ranking among the best globally for power supply reliability [1]. - A multi-party collaboration mechanism has been significantly improved, with a comprehensive formation of government-enterprise cooperation service mechanisms [1]. Group 2: Future Directions and Goals - The meeting highlighted the need for continuous reform and innovation to enhance the quality and efficiency of the "Access to Electricity" work, aiming for a first-class electricity business environment to support modernization [2]. - Local energy authorities and power supply companies are required to implement the document as a central task for the next five years, focusing on achieving the "Five Modernizations" [2]. - The initiative includes creating a batch of cities with strong international competitiveness in the electricity business environment, establishing benchmark regions, and developing towns and villages with regional influence [2].

Core Viewpoint - The issuance of the "Opinions" by the National Development and Reform Commission and the National Energy Administration aims to enhance the "access to electricity" service level and create a modern business environment for electricity use, reflecting the commitment to high-quality economic and social development in China [1][4]. Group 1: Policy Background and Objectives - The "Opinions" are guided by Xi Jinping's thoughts on socialism with Chinese characteristics for a new era and aim to implement the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China [1]. - The document outlines a development blueprint for the next five years to improve the electricity service environment, which is crucial for optimizing the business environment and supporting high-quality economic growth [1][4]. Group 2: Current Achievements - Since the introduction of the "three zeros" and "three reductions" initiatives in 2020, significant improvements have been made in the electricity service environment, with low-voltage residents and small businesses now experiencing "no cost" for electricity access [2][4]. Group 3: Changing User Demands - There is a shift in electricity user demands towards convenience, reliability, greenness, and inclusiveness, driven by the growth of small businesses and individual entrepreneurs [3]. - The need for quick electricity access is critical for businesses to reduce operational costs and enhance market competitiveness [3]. Group 4: Key Reform Measures - The "Opinions" propose five goals: convenience in electricity access, high-quality power supply, green electricity usage, inclusive services, and collaborative regulation [5]. - The document emphasizes proactive service models and innovative mechanisms to enhance the electricity service experience [6][7]. Group 5: Technological Integration - The integration of digital technologies into electricity services is a focus, aiming for a fully digital and intelligent transformation of the service process [8]. - The establishment of a digital grid and the use of smart technologies are expected to improve service efficiency and user experience [8]. Group 6: Green Development Focus - The "Opinions" prioritize green and low-carbon development as a core element of the modern electricity service environment, promoting the use of renewable energy and electric vehicles [9][15]. - Measures to enhance the application of green electricity and support the development of electric vehicle charging infrastructure are outlined [9][15]. Group 7: Social Welfare and Inclusiveness - The document emphasizes the importance of ensuring reliable electricity access for all, particularly in underdeveloped areas, and improving the quality of electricity supply for residents [11][12]. - Collaborative efforts between government and enterprises are encouraged to enhance service transparency and user satisfaction [12]. Group 8: Commitment to High-Quality Development - The company aims to contribute to China's modernization and high-quality economic development by optimizing the electricity service environment and enhancing user experience [13][14]. - Continuous efforts will be made to align electricity services with user needs and promote a sustainable energy consumption model [15].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the significant improvements in China's electricity business environment through the "Getting Electricity" reform, which aims to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of electricity services for both residents and small businesses [1][2]. Group 1: Current Achievements - The "Getting Electricity" reform has fundamentally improved the electricity business environment in China, achieving "three zeros" and "three savings" for low and high voltage users [1]. - Residents and small businesses have transitioned from a history of "paying for electricity connection" to a new era where "no cost is incurred for electricity connection" [1]. - Over the past five years, the average annual savings for users in electricity connection investments is approximately 60 billion yuan [1]. Group 2: Future Plans - The National Development and Reform Commission and the National Energy Administration have issued 14 tasks and 38 specific measures to enhance the "Getting Electricity" service level, aiming for a modernized electricity business environment by 2029 [2]. - Future initiatives include creating cities with strong international competitive advantages in electricity services, developing advanced regions with exemplary roles, and fostering towns and villages with regional influence in electricity services [2]. - These efforts are intended to elevate the overall service level of "Getting Electricity" across urban and rural areas, further consolidating China's international competitive advantage in this sector [2].

Core Viewpoint - The National Development and Reform Commission and the National Energy Administration aim to enhance the "power access" service level by 2029, targeting a modernized business environment for electricity with five key goals: convenience in power application, high-quality power supply, green electricity usage, inclusive services, and collaborative regulation [1] Group 1: Achievements and Current Status - Over the past five years, China has achieved "three zeros" and "three savings" in service coverage, significantly improving the electricity business environment and saving users over 300 billion yuan in investment [2] - The country has reached a global leading level in reducing electricity application costs and streamlining processes, allowing residents and small businesses to access electricity without any upfront costs [2] - The average outage time for urban and rural users is projected to decrease by 28% and 44% respectively by 2024 compared to 2020, with major cities achieving outage times below one hour [2] Group 2: New Policy Initiatives - The recent policy emphasizes reducing application time, lowering costs, and enhancing convenience in electricity access, introducing the goal of "electricity application convenience" [3] - The policy aims to extend free electricity application services to all eligible private economic organizations and increase the capacity standard for "zero investment" applications from 160 kW to 200 kW in several cities [3] - The State Grid Corporation plans to enhance power supply reliability through infrastructure improvements and promote energy efficiency services to help businesses reduce energy costs [3] Group 3: Addressing Weaknesses - There are still challenges in power supply services in remote rural areas and isolated regions, which are identified as bottlenecks [4] - The Southern Power Grid Company plans to increase investment in rural power network construction to enhance resilience against natural disasters and improve the capacity to integrate distributed renewable energy [4]

Core Viewpoint - The National Development and Reform Commission and the National Energy Administration have issued new guidelines to enhance the "Electricity Access" service level, aiming for a modernized electricity business environment by 2029, focusing on five key goals [1][4]. Group 1: Electricity Access Reform - The "Electricity Access" initiative is a critical component of optimizing the business environment, serving as a core indicator for evaluating electricity access both domestically and internationally [3]. - Since September 2020, significant progress has been made in the "Electricity Access" reform, achieving comprehensive coverage of "three zeros" and "three savings" services, saving users over 300 billion yuan in electricity access investments [3][5]. Group 2: Five Key Goals - The new guidelines propose 14 tasks and 38 specific measures centered around the five key goals, including enhancing convenience in electricity access, improving service quality, promoting green electricity, ensuring inclusive service, and fostering regulatory collaboration [5][6]. - The convenience of electricity access will be expanded to include all private economic organizations with a capacity of 160 kW or less under the "three zeros" service framework, alongside the implementation of digital and intelligent services [5]. Group 3: Service Quality and Green Transition - The focus on service quality emphasizes reducing power outages and enhancing the reliability of power supply management, integrating artificial intelligence in new technologies [5][7]. - The guidelines aim to create a win-win model for green and low-carbon transitions, improving mechanisms for clean energy access and promoting energy efficiency alongside electricity supply [5]. Group 4: Inclusive Service and Regulatory Collaboration - The inclusive service aspect aims to strengthen electricity supply guarantees in underprivileged residential areas and unify service standards across urban and rural areas [6]. - Regulatory collaboration will be enhanced through a coordinated oversight system, ensuring effective implementation of the proposed measures [7].