China’s 22 provinces have implemented peak electricity prices since July, and Jiangxi, Inner Mongolia, and other places have simultaneously introduced valley electricity prices. For example, Anhui has implemented peak electricity prices (20% higher than the peak price) for industrial users to guide peak electricity consumption.
Peak-valley price difference widens: The peak-valley price difference for industrial and commercial single-system users in the five cities of the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong reached 1.2888 yuan/kWh, ranking first in the country; the price difference for large industrial users in Shanghai reached 1.258 yuan/kWh. The price difference in Shaanxi, Liaoning and other places increased by more than 30% month-on-month, and the economic incentives for enterprises to adjust their production stages have been significantly enhanced.
During the peak summer period, the power industry presented a closed-loop response system of “load increase ➷ cross-regional coordinated supply guarantee ➷ electricity price guidance ➷ new energy + energy storage support”. In the future, as the proportion of new energy in Hebei, Shandong and other places exceeds 50%, the “wind, solar, water, fire and energy storage” multi-energy complementary model will become the core of the new power system.
Post time: Jul-08-2025
