On January 9, it is learned that in 2011, the first year of the Twelfth Five-Year Plan, State Grid plans to default 322 billion investment in fixed assets, which 292.5 billion for power grid investment, increased nearly 300 billion compared to the last year's 264.4 billion.
In 2011, State Grid plans to ensure the approval of "The Huainan (in south Anhui) - Shanghai UHV Project" in the first quarter, strives to the approval of "The Ximeng - Nanjing, Huainan (Nanjing) - Shanghai UHV Project" in the first half of a year, and approves "The Mengxi - Changsha, Jingbian - Lianyungang UHV Project" and " The Xiluodu - Western Zhejiang, Hami - Henan HVDC Projects" during the year.
By 2015, State Grid will finish the backbone grid of "Three Vertical" and "Three Horizontal" UHV Project and 11 HVDC Transmission Project: the wind power and coal power from Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi and Hebei will transmit to the north, central and eastern China through "Three Vertical" UHV channel; the northern coal power and the southwest hydropower will transmit to the North China, Central China and the Yangtze River Delta region through "Three Horizontal" UHV channels to ensure electricity supply in the country.
At that time, State Grid's cross-country network resources capacity will reach 250 million kilowatts by increasing of more than 5 times, greatly resolves the current tension of coal and electricity.
