The newly released “Basic Rules for Inter-provincial Interregional Electricity Trading” clearly states that provincial power grid companies, as well as qualified independent power distribution companies and power users, can all serve as cross-provincial cross-regional power purchases; the cross-provincial cross-regional power trading principle Both should adopt market-oriented trading methods; annual transactions will give priority to ensuring the use of clean energy.

According to a report from China News Service, the "Basic Rules for Trans-provincial Inter-Regional Electricity Trading (Trial)" issued by China State Electricity Regulatory Commission consists of seven chapters, including general principles, transaction organization and reporting, transaction methods and ordering principles, contract implementation and adjustment. , prices and transmission costs, regulatory measures and by-laws, a total of 32, will be on trial from January 1, 2013.

According to industry sources, this will play a positive role in implementing the national energy strategy, further regulating cross-provincial cross-regional electricity trading behavior, giving full play to the basic role of the market in resource allocation, and safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of market players.

For transaction organizations and applications, the "Regulations" clearly define that the inter-provincial cross-regional electricity exchange market entities are divided into power sales entities, power transmission entities, and power purchasers. The main power-selling entities are power generation enterprises that have obtained power generation business licenses, and power grid companies that are entrusted by power generation enterprises; power transmission entities are power grid companies that have obtained transmission business licenses; power purchasing entities are provincial power grid companies, and are eligible Independent distribution of electricity companies and power users.

Regarding transaction methods and sorting principles, the "Regulations" clearly state that in addition to the state's annual inter-provincial cross-regional power transaction, cross-provincial cross-regional power transactions should in principle adopt market-oriented trading methods.