Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the proactive measures taken by the Three Gorges Group at the Kubuchi Desert photovoltaic power station to ensure operational safety and energy supply during the Chinese New Year, emphasizing the implementation of a "separation of operations and maintenance" model to enhance efficiency and skill development among staff [1][4][9]. Group 1: Operational Efficiency - The early morning meeting at the photovoltaic power station focused on troubleshooting a low insulation resistance alarm from an inverter, demonstrating a hands-on approach to skill enhancement and fault resolution [3][4]. - The "separation of operations and maintenance" model was initiated at the Kubuchi Desert photovoltaic power station, allowing dedicated teams to focus on monitoring and fault management, thereby improving operational efficiency [7][9]. - The maintenance team successfully completed fault checks on 304 box transformers within a week, showcasing the effectiveness of the new operational model [9]. Group 2: Employee Engagement and Training - Employees showed enthusiasm for learning and skill development, with new hires actively seeking hands-on experience in troubleshooting [3][4]. - The practical training session transformed the early meeting into an immersive training environment, enhancing team collaboration and knowledge sharing [4][9]. - The new operational model has led to increased employee motivation and higher work efficiency, contributing to a robust operational support system for energy supply during peak demand periods [9]. Group 3: Renewable Energy Contribution - The Kubuchi Desert photovoltaic power station, in conjunction with energy storage systems, is effectively contributing to regional energy supply and supporting low-carbon transition efforts [11]. - The integration of "light-storage interaction" models is enhancing the stability of green energy supply, further solidifying the role of renewable energy in the region [11].