Core Insights - Guangzhou is experiencing high electricity demand due to recent heatwaves, prompting the Southern Power Grid Guangdong Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau to implement 856 key summer projects to ensure reliable power supply [1] - Innovative solutions have led to a reduction in the number of problematic power supply areas in urban villages and a decrease in customer complaints regarding power reliability [1] Group 1: Technological Innovations - The introduction of low-voltage flexible direct interconnection and energy storage technology in Chengjie West Village has addressed low voltage issues, allowing for intelligent power adjustments between transformers [2] - The "zero low voltage, zero outages, zero complaints" record has been achieved in the area since the implementation of the new system [2] - The "self-healing" technology has been successfully deployed, allowing for rapid recovery from faults and supporting peak electricity demand for 2.5 hours [2] Group 2: Collaborative Governance - The establishment of a joint office with local government in Panyu New Shuikeng Village has facilitated cross-departmental collaboration, leading to the addition of 80 kilometers of low-voltage lines and 3,150 new insulated covers [3] - The implementation of a grid-based service model has improved customer satisfaction by ensuring quick responses to electricity issues [3] Group 3: Green Energy Initiatives - Huangpu Jingxia Village is recognized as a pilot for the "China Zero Carbon Village," featuring a fully integrated smart energy ecosystem with 100% rooftop solar coverage [4] - The construction of the zero-carbon distribution station has significantly reduced carbon emissions during the building process by 90% [4] - Future plans include user participation in grid interactions and the development of new energy industries to generate sustainable income for the village [4] Group 4: Broader Implications - The innovative power supply transformations in urban villages serve as a model for comprehensive governance in mega-cities, contributing to the high-quality development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [5]