Group 1 - The Gusu Converter Station, operational since December 2022, has a capacity of 16 million kilowatts and has delivered 76.6704 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity by September 30, 2023, alleviating power supply issues in East China and promoting energy structure adjustments [1] - Suzhou is advancing its new energy industry with a focus on clean, low-carbon, and efficient energy, aiming to establish a "6+1" new energy industry system, with a projected total output value exceeding 820 billion yuan by 2024 [1] Group 2 - Suzhou has 160,000 industrial enterprises, with a significant focus on high-output, high-energy-consuming sectors like electronic information and equipment manufacturing, leading to the highest industrial electricity consumption in the country [2] - The "Suzhou New Energy Industry High-Quality Development Three-Year Action Plan (2024-2026)" aims for the new energy industry output to exceed 1 trillion yuan by 2026, establishing it as the fourth trillion-level industry cluster after electronic information, high-end equipment, and advanced materials [2] - The integration of technological and industrial innovation in manufacturing is driving the growth of the new energy sector, with companies like Qingtao Energy and GCL-Poly Energy leading advancements in solid-state lithium batteries and perovskite solar cells [2] Group 3 - Suzhou High-tech Zone is becoming a hub for research and development, housing over 1,600 new energy-related enterprises, including 506 large-scale enterprises and 292 high-tech firms, ranking fourth in the "2024 Hurun China New Energy Industry Cluster City List" [3] - The Huaneng Suzhou Gas Turbine Demonstration Project, with a capacity of 217 megawatts, is the first domestically produced F-class gas turbine unit, serving as a key energy support point in the western area of Suzhou [3]