“The Dongguan Clean Energy Transmission to Shenzhen Multi-terminal Flexible DC Power Transmission and Transformation Project is scheduled to start in 2029”
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The “Eastern Guangdong Clean Energy Transmission to Shenzhen via Multi-terminal Flexible DC Power Transmission Project” is scheduled to begin construction in 2029. The project starts in Shanwei, Guangdong, and ends in Shenzhen, with a total length of over 300 kilometers and a power transmission capacity of 8 million kilowatts. Once completed, it will be able to supply approximately 8 billion kWh to Shenzhen and about 4 billion kWh to Hong Kong each year. The project aims to optimize the power supply structure in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and enhance the risk resistance capabilities of the Shenzhen power grid. The project adopts a technical approach of direct connection of multi-terminal flexible DC power to the 220-kilovolt urban power grid, providing flexible interconnection channels and black-start power sources for Shenzhen’s 500-kilovolt power grid. Currently, the project has entered the feasibility study phase. Shenzhen Power Supply Bureau is making systematic preparations in terms of technical research and talent cultivation, and has invited several academicians and experts to conduct specialized discussions. These efforts are aimed at identifying technical weaknesses and forming a professional flexible DC technology team to ensure the smooth progress of the “15th Five-Year Plan” major power grid project.
The “Yuedong Clean Energy Transmission Project to Shenzhen via Multiple Terminals” is scheduled to begin construction in 2029. The project starts in Shanwei, Guangdong, and ends in Shenzhen, with a total length of over 300 kilometers and a power transmission capacity of 8 million kilowatts. After completion, it will be able to supply approximately 8 billion kilowatt-hours of clean electricity to Shenzhen and about 4 billion kilowatt-hours to Hong Kong each year, optimizing the power supply structure in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and enhancing the risk resistance capabilities of the Shenzhen power grid. The project adopts the technology of directly connecting to the 220-kilovolt urban power grid via multiple terminals, providing flexible interconnection channels and black-start power sources for Shenzhen’s 500-kilovolt grid. Currently, the project has started feasibility studies, and the Shenzhen Power Supply Bureau is making systematic arrangements in terms of technical research and talent cultivation. It has also invited several academicians and experts to conduct specialized discussions, identifying technical weaknesses to form a professional team for flexible DC technology, ensuring the smooth progress of the “15th Five-Year Plan” major power grid project.