Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the newly released guidelines by the Ningbo Energy Bureau for the construction and operation management of electrochemical energy storage projects, outlining specific requirements for project approval, registration, construction, acceptance, operation, and safety management [1]. Group 1: Project Classification and Management - Electrochemical energy storage projects are categorized into electrochemical energy storage stations and facilities, with the former including projects with a power capacity of 500 kW and a storage capacity of 500 kWh or more [1]. - The guidelines specify that user-side electrochemical energy storage stations (facilities) are to be managed as part of the internal distribution facilities and are generally prohibited from feeding electricity back into the public grid [1]. Group 2: Operational Requirements - Projects with a discharge power of 500 kW or more must have real-time online monitoring and remote warning control capabilities [1]. - Electrochemical energy storage stations (facilities) with a rated power of 5 MW or more are required to have on-site personnel and implement a 24-hour duty system [1]. Group 3: Safety Management - Large electrochemical energy storage stations must conduct fire drills and emergency evacuation exercises at least once every six months and perform a fire safety assessment annually [1].