Core Insights - The State Grid of Inner Mongolia successfully completed the first month-end settlement trial operation of the Inner Mongolia electricity spot market on July 31, establishing a solid foundation for continuous settlement operations in the future [1] Group 1: July Settlement Trial Operation - The electricity spot system operated stably during the July trial, with significant achievements noted [1] - Full capacity participation from the Inner Mongolia direct adjustment units and three units in Northeast China supported power supply during peak load periods [1] - The maximum discharge power reached 1.17 million kilowatts, effectively supporting electricity supply [1] - The average clearing price during this trial increased by 83.54% compared to the previous round, reflecting supply and demand conditions accurately [1] - The company optimized frequency modulation compensation mechanisms and transferred surplus renewable energy generation capabilities, significantly improving the average compliance rate of interconnection lines to over 90% [1] Group 2: Future Plans - In August, the State Grid of Inner Mongolia will continue to deepen market operation data monitoring and analysis, implementing daily reviews and weekly analysis mechanisms [2] - The company aims to enhance the coordination between day-ahead, real-time dispatch operations, and spot clearing processes [2] - Collaboration with government authorities will be undertaken to expedite the formal release of the Inner Mongolia spot market rule system, providing institutional support for standardized market operations [2]