Inner Mongolia Power Grid transmits electricity to Hainan for the first time

Recently, under the meticulous coordination of the Beijing and Guangzhou Power Exchanges, the Inner Mongolia Power Exchange Company completed a cross-grid renewable energy transaction between the Inner Mongolia and Hainan power grids. From October 3rd to 9th, a total of 8.335 million kWh of electricity was traded, establishing for the first time a "highway" for power transmission from the northern border energy base to the southernmost special economic zone.

This transaction leveraged the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region's abundant wind and solar resources and, leveraging the remaining space in inter-regional transmission corridors, delivered electricity to Hainan over a distance of nearly 3,000 kilometers, precisely matching the clean energy needs of the recipients and achieving coordinated resource allocation among the three networks. This transaction demonstrates the enormous potential for cross-regional energy complementarity and coordinated development, and marks another milestone in my country's exploration of optimizing power resource allocation through the market.

Moving forward, the Inner Mongolia Power Exchange Company will continue to deepen cooperation and exchanges with the Beijing and Guangzhou Power Exchanges, continuously improve the cross-regional green electricity trading mechanism, expand the variety and scale of transactions, consolidate the market foundation of the autonomous region, a key national energy and strategic resource base, and continuously contribute "Inner Mongolian power" to the development of a unified national power market and the transition to a green and low-carbon energy system.