CSG highlights 700 TWh Greater Bay Area power network at Asia-Pacific forum

  • CSG presented Greater Bay Area and Asia-Pacific energy-connectivity efforts at the Shenzhen forum.
  • Greater Bay Area electricity consumption exceeded 700 TWh, with renewable capacity above 93 GW.
  • CSG has built 17 high-voltage links with Vietnam, Laos and Myanmar.

China Southern Power Grid Co., Ltd. (CSG) presented its energy-connectivity work at the Asia-Pacific Media Forum, which opened in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, on September 5 under the theme of building shared prosperity through media consensus and action. Qian Chaoyang, CSG's Chairman and Party Secretary, said the Asia-Pacific region needs clean, low-carbon, secure and efficient energy to sustain economic growth. CSG highlighted Greater Bay Area electricity consumption above 700 TWh, average annual customer outage time below 30 minutes, renewable capacity above 93 GW and clean energy exceeding half of installed capacity. The company also cited advanced transmission technology, its Big Watt • Yudian power-sector foundation model, and regional cooperation. CSG has built 17 high-voltage links with Vietnam, Laos and Myanmar, facilitated more than 84 TWh of cross-border electricity exchanges, and is exploring a Lancang-Mekong regional electricity market. It plans to expand cross-border energy cooperation across the Asia-Pacific with regional partners.

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