Core Points - The company has successfully completed the summer peak electricity supply task and has initiated annual maintenance work at the ±800 kV Zhalute Converter Station to ensure equipment readiness for winter peak demand [1] - The company has optimized its power grid operation to effectively respond to high electricity loads during the summer, achieving a record high load of 8.62 million kilowatts on July 11 [2] - The company has focused on enhancing the reliability of local power supply and renewable energy integration by completing 11 projects, including the expansion of the Chifeng Kangjiaying 220 kV substation [3] - The company has ensured the stable operation of ultra-high voltage (UHV) transmission channels, implementing 15 operational maintenance measures during the summer peak [4] - The company has conducted a special action for safety and stability measures in the large power grid, with an increase in autumn inspection tasks compared to the previous year [6] Group 1 - The ±800 kV Zhalute Converter Station has started its annual maintenance work, with 44 routine projects and 6 major repair projects planned, covering a total of 2,127 equipment inspections [1] - The company has actively optimized the power grid operation to manage high load conditions, including rolling adjustments to the operation of key substations and the use of energy storage for peak shaving [2] - The company has closely monitored weather forecasts and issued 451 severe weather warnings, mobilizing over 24,278 personnel and 6,254 vehicles for emergency response [3] Group 2 - The company has successfully transmitted over 1,011 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity from Inner Mongolia to Shandong through the first UHV project, contributing to the national energy supply [5] - The company has developed a special operational maintenance plan for UHV transmission lines and important transmission channels during the summer peak, utilizing a combination of manual, visual, and drone inspections [4] - The company has increased the number of autumn inspection tasks to 1,096, ensuring a thorough check of the power grid's health ahead of winter [6]