Group 1 - The northern region is entering the traditional rainy season, posing challenges for energy production companies in terms of flood prevention and control [1] - Inner Mongolia Energy Group is establishing a closed-loop system for flood prevention, including basic management, hazard control, emergency response, equipment assurance, and construction management [1][3] - The company has implemented a dual insurance mechanism of "leadership on duty + 24-hour monitoring" and has developed a special flood prevention plan [3] Group 2 - Jinshan Thermal Power Company is closely monitoring weather conditions and has placed over 1,400 flood bags at 40 key flood prevention points [5] - The company has formed a cleaning team to clear drainage systems and has taken measures to protect critical equipment from water damage [5] - Xilin Thermal Power Company emphasizes a proactive approach to flood prevention, focusing on both prevention and response [5] Group 3 - The company has conducted a comprehensive self-inspection of communication equipment, flood prevention facilities, and emergency supplies to ensure readiness in case of emergencies [7] - The drainage capacity is crucial for the safe and stable operation of units during the rainy season, with regular inspections of various pump rooms being conducted [7] - The ongoing heating network technical transformation project faces challenges due to heavy rainfall, with safety management personnel monitoring weather forecasts [7] Group 4 - Great Wall Power Company utilizes a detailed management system that includes responsibility lists, tiered inspections, and emergency drills to effectively respond to flood challenges [8] - The company has assigned specific inspection tasks to personnel for key areas and conducts thorough checks during heavy rainfall [8] - Emergency operation procedures are practiced to ensure quick response in case of unexpected situations [8]