Core Viewpoint - The China-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City is actively promoting distributed energy generation, achieving over 100 million kilowatt-hours of cumulative power generation, and aims to establish itself as a national green development demonstration zone by 2035 [1][3]. Group 1: Distributed Energy Development - The main forms of distributed energy include distributed photovoltaic power generation, distributed wind power generation, and distributed natural gas power generation, with photovoltaic being the most common [3]. - The Eco-City has implemented several distributed photovoltaic projects, including solar installations at a sewage treatment plant and an animation park, and hosts the first 100% green electricity vehicle factory in Tianjin [3]. Group 2: Economic Benefits and Integration - Companies installing photovoltaic equipment can achieve self-consumption of green electricity and gain economic benefits through green electricity trading and carbon asset exchange [3]. - Residents can generate electricity from solar energy and sell excess power back to the national grid after connecting to it [3]. Group 3: Grid Infrastructure and Support - To address the challenges posed by the volatility and intermittency of renewable energy, the State Grid Tianjin Binhai Power Supply Company is proactively enhancing the layout of power distribution facilities and optimizing the grid structure to improve the capacity for clean energy consumption [5]. - The company has simplified the grid connection procedures and launched a "Green Energy Link" one-stop approval service in collaboration with local government departments to ensure timely support for renewable energy projects [5].