Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the achievements of the Energy and Power Enterprise Industry Technology Innovation Alliance, emphasizing its role in integrating technology innovation, results transformation, and industrial collaboration to address key challenges in the energy sector [2]. Group 1: Collaborative Hub - Inner Mongolia ranks high in new energy installed capacity and power generation, with new energy accounting for over 60% of installed capacity and over 30% of power generation [4]. - The alliance, led by Inner Mongolia Power Group, includes over 70 entities from generation, grid, load, storage, and academia, aiming to create a collaborative "innovation chain" [4]. - The alliance has initiated over 30 collaborative innovation projects and is involved in six major national and regional research projects, with an expected investment of over 3 billion yuan [4]. Group 2: Tackling Core Challenges - The alliance has made significant advancements in key areas such as ultra-high voltage direct current transmission, successfully developing the world's first ultra-high voltage hybrid commutation valve [8]. - In the energy storage sector, the alliance has achieved breakthroughs in vanadium flow batteries, completing a 1MW/5MWh engineering demonstration [8]. - The alliance has also made progress in smart grid technology, green hydrogen production, and the localization of key materials, enhancing the overall energy system [8]. Group 3: Empowering Future Industries - Inner Mongolia's new energy industry is rapidly developing, with total installed capacity and power generation leading the nation, becoming a strong driver of economic growth [11]. - The alliance's results align with the strategic needs of building a new power system, providing critical support for high proportions of renewable energy integration [11]. - By 2025, Inner Mongolia Power Group's new energy installed capacity is expected to exceed 90 million kilowatts, with a target of 210 million kilowatts of new energy and 40 million kilowatts of independent energy storage by 2030 [11]. - The data chain technology enhances the flexibility and operational efficiency of the power system, offering a replicable model for the digital transformation of the energy sector [11]. Group 4: Strengthening the Alliance - The alliance continues to grow, with 16 new members joining, enhancing its cohesion and influence [12]. - The new power system model developed by the alliance aims to provide valuable experiences for national energy green transformation and support Inner Mongolia's high-quality development [12].