National Development and Reform Commission: National Orderly Electricity Consumption in September

In September, the nation’s daily maximum electricity load was maintained at about 548 million kilowatts, which was a drop of 50 million kilowatts from the previous month. Most of the country’s electricity supply and demand situation has been relatively stable. 13 provincial power grids have adopted orderly power supply measures during peak hours, which has decreased by 4 compared with last month. The maximum load limit is 21.77 million kilowatts and the cumulative power limit is 6.26 billion kwh. .

In terms of sub-regions, 9 provincial power grids in the State Grid Corporation area have adopted power-limiting measures, with a maximum load limit of 8.13 million kilowatts and a cumulative power limit of 1.28 billion kwh, which is a decrease of 3.89 million kilowatts and 160 million kilowatt hours respectively from the previous month. . The power grids of the seven provincial-level power grids of Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan, Hebei South, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Sichuan, Chongqing, and Liaoning have a short time and a small gap, with little impact. The supply and demand of electricity in Shanxi and Hunan provinces are tight, with the maximum load limit being 2.21 million kilowatts and 3.36 million kilowatts respectively, and the electricity shortage rates are about 11% and 20% respectively. Nanwang’s regional power supply was tight, with a rate of electricity shortage of approximately 13%, a maximum load limit of 14.98 million kilowatts, and a cumulative limit of 4.98 billion kilowatt hours, an increase of 190,000 kilowatts and 810 million kilowatt hours respectively from the previous month. Among them, the provinces of Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou, and Yunnan continued to limit electricity, with the maximum load limit of 7.33 million kw, 4.12 million kw, 3.99 million kw, and 1.59 million kw, respectively.