On April 30, the National Energy Administration organized the signing of a long-term cooperation agreement for the North Shaanxi-Hubei DC transmission project in Beijing by means of video conferences. Liu Baohua, deputy director of the National Energy Administration, attended the meeting and gave a speech. The responsible comrades of the Hubei and Shaanxi provincial governments and the State Grid Corporation signed the agreement.

Liu Baohua pointed out that the signing of the long-term cooperation agreement for the northern Shaanxi-Hubei DC transmission project is a practical action to implement the spirit of the important instructions of General Secretary Jin Ping on coordinating the prevention and control of the epidemic and economic and social development. All parties should combine the signing of long-term cooperation agreements to improve the utilization efficiency of power transmission channels, maximize economic and social benefits, and make the project a link of friendship between the two provinces, a bridge for common development, and an artery for green transformation, and contribute to the economic and social development of the two provinces. Make greater contributions.

The northern Shaanxi-Hubei DC transmission project is a key project to fight for targeted poverty alleviation in the western region and pollution prevention and control in the central region, promote the development and delivery of comprehensive energy bases in northern Shaanxi, and meet the guarantee of power supply in Hubei Province. The project started on February 28 this year. The cooperation agreement signed by this organization aims to further implement the sending-end power supply, receiving-end market and sending-receiving mechanism of the DC transmission channel from northern Shaanxi to Hubei, ensuring the effective, stable and efficient power transmission after completion of the DC project, and supporting and helping Hubei and Wuhan after the epidemic Zhen will also play an important role.

Guo Zhi, chief economist of the National Energy Administration, presided over the meeting. The relevant departments and bureaus of the National Development and Reform Commission, the National Energy Administration, local governments and power grid companies attended the meeting.