How to submit an application if it’s not possible to connect to the internet?
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It is now possible to connect to the grid for internet use; it should also be possible to avoid connecting to the grid. However, since this requires approval from the national power grid, has anyone who has worked on projects involving either connection to or avoidance of the grid seen how this process works?
Connection to the grid means it is linked to the national power grid, and after connection it is capable of being connected or disconnected as needed. The inability to connect to the internet indicates that permission has not yet been granted; please apply as soon as possible.
It’s now stuck with Southern Power Grid; they no longer have a precedent of refusing approval. Our idea shouldn’t be an isolated case; I’ve heard that Jiulong Paper in Dongguan uses a system that is connected to the grid but not to the internet. The project site is in Zhongshan.
There are many cases where connection to the grid is denied despite the desire to access the internet; I’ve encountered such situations as well. The power authorities are quite strict – any minor discrepancy or issue will result in rejection of the request. The profitability of the power plant has been significantly reduced.
With the current dual controls on energy consumption, we generate our own power for use internally, and the grid supplies any shortfall; adopting this approach in our environmental industry is also a response to these regulatory measures.
There is quite a lot involved here, and the lack of successful cases represents a challenge for the power grid as well.
**The power grid infrastructure should learn from China’s telecommunications industry by introducing multiple companies to foster competition; otherwise, monopoly will hinder the development of the power grid. To be honest, every time I have to deal with people from the power grid, I really despise their condescending and uncooperative attitude.
This is a bit difficult; it involves many aspects. Simply put, if restrictions are lifted, it won’t be so easy to exercise control.
Given the increasing number of such situations and needs, it is still necessary to establish some regulatory standards or come up with a approach that is acceptable to the entire industry; otherwise, there will be no rules to follow, and it will be up to one party to make the decisions
I think this idea is feasible; technology security is guaranteed now.
It’s possible that such an arrangement already existed, but no results were achieved.