Core Insights - Shihezi City is undergoing a transformation in energy structure and industrial form, leading in economic growth within the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, but faces challenges such as lagging power grid construction and difficulties in industrial restructuring [1][2] - High-quality transformation requires coordinated efforts in policy guidance, infrastructure development, technological innovation, and talent cultivation [1] Group 1: Energy System Reform - The intermittent and volatile nature of photovoltaic power generation poses significant challenges to grid stability [1] - Shihezi's large photovoltaic bases are mostly located in surrounding counties, with limited existing transmission line capacity and coverage [1] - There is a need to accelerate power grid construction, enhance transmission capacity, upgrade existing transmission lines, and improve line stability [1] - Policies and market mechanisms should be improved to enhance local consumption capacity and encourage enterprises to increase the use of green electricity [1] - Accelerating technological innovation and supporting energy storage facilities are essential for building a more flexible and reliable energy storage system [1] Group 2: Industrial Chain Resilience - Despite having a layout of strategic emerging industries, Shihezi's industrial structure is still heavily weighted and the industrial chain is relatively short [2] - Emphasis should be placed on extending, supplementing, and strengthening the industrial chain through industrial investment and cultivation [2] - Traditional industries should be encouraged to extend upstream and downstream in the industrial chain to enhance product added value [2] - For the new energy industry, precise investment attraction and policy support are needed to introduce key supporting enterprises and technologies [2] - Strengthening overall competitiveness of the industrial chain through technological innovation, brand building, and market expansion is crucial [2] Group 3: Innovation and Talent Development - The fundamental shift towards new industries relies on technological innovation and talent-driven initiatives [2] - Targeted and flexible support policies should be introduced for strategic emerging industries, along with the establishment of more innovation platforms and development funds [2] - A virtuous cycle of "industry attracting talent and talent leading industry" should be constructed, providing guarantees in housing, education, and career development [2] - Collaboration with local universities and research institutions is essential for cultivating high-skilled talent for emerging industries [2] - Joint research and development platforms should be established to promote the local transformation of scientific and technological achievements [2]