The 2024-2026 Tibet Clean Energy Consumption and Power Supply Guarantee Transaction Cooperation Framework Agreement was officially signed – Finance – China Engineering Network

Original title: The 2024-2026 Tibet Clean Energy Consumption and Power Supply Guarantee Transaction Cooperation Framework Agreement was officially signed.

Workers Daily-China Industry Network reporter Li Na

On November 9, the signing ceremony of the State Grid Corporation of China’s “2024-2026 Tibet Clean Energy Consumption and Power Supply Guarantee Transaction Cooperation Framework Agreement” was held in Chengdu, Sichuan. The agreement coordinates Tibet’s clean power export and purchase needs from 2024 to 2026. After friendly negotiation between the relevant provinces, a total of 15.5 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity were signed, including a 7.3 billion kilowatt-hour Tibet clean energy export agreement and an 8.2 billion kilowatt-hour Tibet power purchase agreement. , 18 provinces are participating in the signing, and it is expected to increase the income of Tibetan market entities by more than 2 billion yuan. It is the power aid Tibet transaction framework agreement with the largest transaction scale, the most participating provinces, and the greatest economic benefits in recent years.

Tibet is an important national security barrier, ecological security barrier, and clean energy resource continuity base, and has a particularly important position and role in the overall strategic strategy of the party and the country. This round of agreement effectively coordinates Tibet’s clean energy consumption and power supply guarantee. During the flood season from 2024 to 2026, 2.09 billion kilowatt-hours, 1.77 billion kWh and 3.45 billion kWh of Tibetan clean energy are sent to 16 provinces (cities) in the central and eastern regions such as Beijing, Hebei, Shandong, and Shanghai, effectively serving the transmission and consumption of clean energy such as hydropower and photovoltaics in Tibet; during dry periods, through Sichuan-Tibet Exchange, Chaila DC and other channels purchase 2.1 billion kWh, 2.8 billion kWh, and 3.3 billion kWh of electricity from five provinces (autonomous regions) including Shanxi, Shaanxi, and Gansu each year to fully ensure the stable power supply in Tibet in winter. In the next three years, with the full implementation of the transaction agreement, it is expected to help China’s central and eastern regions reduce standard coal consumption by 2.24 million tons and carbon dioxide emissions by 5.59 million tons, and at the same time meet the Tibet region’s average annual electricity growth demand of 12.7% in the next three years, which is a powerful Improve the power supply capacity in Tibet.

It is reported that the State Grid Corporation of China has always regarded serving the border areas, stabilizing and revitalizing Tibet as a glorious mission and major political responsibility. Since 2016, it has given full play to its role as a platform for optimizing the allocation of large power grid resources, relied on the national multi-level unified power market, and adhered to market-oriented In order to promote high-quality economic and social development in Tibet, it has organized and signed four rounds of “Electricity Aid Tibet” transaction agreements, including 1.63 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity from Tibet to Chongqing and 6.1 billion kilowatt-hours of clean energy consumption in Tibet. Tibetan electricity has been exported to the whole country. In 17 provinces (municipalities and autonomous regions), the total amount of electricity traded exceeded 13.2 billion kilowatt-hours, and the cumulative economic benefits created exceeded 3.6 billion yuan. The power transmission from Tibet helped the central and eastern regions reduce coal consumption by more than 4.18 million tons and carbon dioxide emissions by more than 10.42 million tons. It has achieved significant economic, social and ecological benefits, interpreted the “backbone” role of central enterprises with practical actions, served Tibet’s four major events of “stability, development, ecology, and strong borders” and contributed to the long-term stability and high-quality development of Tibet in the new era. a positive force.