Core Points - The company has achieved significant progress in the renovation and acceptance of non-direct supply residential areas, completing renovations for 62 communities, benefiting 10,800 residents, with a progress rate of 95.31% as of October 21 [1][3] - The initiative addresses various issues related to power supply, such as uneven loss distribution, lack of price transparency, and low reliability, by transitioning from a "transfer supply" to a "direct supply" model [1][3] - The company has established a special task force to coordinate the renovation work, involving multiple departments and local teams to ensure effective implementation [3] Implementation Details - The company has adopted a tailored approach with an "one community, one plan" strategy, allowing for customized solutions based on the specific conditions of each community [3] - Upgrades include replacing low-voltage lines, updating household meter boxes, and installing smart meters to enhance power supply reliability [3] - The company initially planned to renovate 76 communities but has received approval for 102, impacting 29,900 residents, with the first batch nearing completion and the second batch accelerating [3] Future Plans - The company will continue to provide power supply services to renovated communities, establishing a regular communication mechanism to respond promptly to residents' electricity needs [4] - There are plans to increase renovation efforts to ensure more residents in non-direct supply communities benefit from quality and reliable power services [4]