Sichuan will implement electricity protection regulations

Yesterday (23), the Provincial People's Congress held a press conference. The "Regulations on the Protection of Electric Power Facilities and Maintenance of Power Supply Order in Sichuan Province" (hereinafter referred to as "Regulations") will be formally implemented on October 1. According to the briefing, the Regulations further defined the scope of the contradiction of the line tree and the range of electricity theft. Emphasis was placed on the convergence of the plan, and related regulations were made on the layout of power facilities, the line of guards, and administrative enforcement.

It is reported that the implementation of the "Regulations" has achieved a zero breakthrough in the local laws and regulations for electricity, which has important and far-reaching significance in ensuring the sustainable and healthy development and safe and stable operation of Sichuan Electric Power. Wang Hailin, director of the Provincial Economic and Credit Commission, stated that the implementation of the "Regulations" in our province is a lively implementation of the strategy of "ruling the country according to law" in the industrial sector. It effectively addresses the lack of legal basis in power administrative law enforcement, the absence of regulatory bodies, and enforcement mechanisms. Insufficiency, lagging construction of law enforcement teams and other important issues.

Keywords: Defining stealing electricity

Unauthorized wiring and other eight activities are stealing

Which activities are counted as theft of electrical energy? The scope of electricity theft is specified in Article 33 of the Regulations, including unauthorized wiring, bypassing, or intentional damage to electricity metering devices, counterfeiting, or turning on electricity at the power supply facilities or electrical facilities. Sealing of metering devices, use of illegal recharging cards, unauthorized changes to the nameplate parameters of the transformers, unauthorized adjustment of time-sharing electricity metering parameters, unauthorized changes to the metering software for electricity metering devices, and other minor or non-chargeable electrical energy regulations. the behavior of.

It should be noted that, if the time for electricity theft can not be ascertained, the number of electricity theft days will be calculated in 180 days; the time for the electricity theft will be calculated by the user in 12 hours, and the lighting users will be calculated in 6 hours; the time for electricity consumption is less than 180 days. Calculated by the actual number of days that electricity was used. The "Regulations" also stipulates that there are eight types of electricity theft described above, and the power management department shall order it to stop the illegal activities and impose a fine of one to five times the amount of electricity that should be paid.

Keywords: UHV

Clear the scope of protected areas to fill legal gaps

The "Regulations" combined with the actual conditions of UHV and wind power, has made clear provisions for power facility protection areas, which also fills the gaps in the protection of UHV power lines at various voltage levels. Article 10 of the "Regulations" added the provisions for an 800 kV DC, 1000 kV AC, and 1100 kV DC overhead power line protection zone, and defined that the UHV overhead power line's protection scope extends horizontally to the outside of the wire's edge. The area of ​​the two parallel planes formed by the meter and perpendicular to the ground.

At the same time, it is stipulated that the wind power generation protection area is a zone within the two parallel planes where the wind power generation equipment area extends horizontally to the outside 50 meters and is perpendicular to the ground.

Keywords: power layout

New redevelopment project may not obstruct power facilities

It is understood that due to the unclear relationship between the layout of power facilities and urban and rural planning, conflicts with other specialties and special plans have led to a large number of new construction, renovation, expansion projects and power facilities interfering with each other, resulting in huge losses of social wealth and waste in our province. More common. Therefore, the "Regulations" emphasizes the convergence of planning. The new construction must not hinder the power facilities. The "Regulations" stipulates that "distribution plan for electric facilities shall be incorporated into urban and rural planning and linked with other special plans. Newly built, reconstructed or expanded projects shall comply with urban and rural planning and shall not obstruct power facilities and power access. Electricity in nature reserves and scenic spots The layout of facilities should be in accordance with the overall planning of the nature reserve and the overall planning of the scenic area, and the natural landscape must not be destroyed."