Hunan Multimettes and guarantee agricultural drought resistance and electricity

Hunan Daily, September 18 (all media reporter Meng Yanyan correspondent Peng Xiaotong) At present, drought has a significant impact on agricultural production. State Grid Hunan Electric has made every effort to ensure agricultural drought resistance by increasing equipment, strengthening inspection, and optimization services.

Since July, the State Grid Hunan Electric Power has set up temporary transformers to the Waijiang and Waihu Poems, and dispatched more than 30,000 electric vehicles, more than 80,000 electricity personnel, and 200 inspection equipment such as infrared temperature measurement and drone Several times, inspection of more than 5,000 pumping irrigation pumps, pump stations, power stations and lines.

Huarong County is a grain -producing county in the hinterland of Dongting Lake. Li Yunhui, an employee of Huarong County Power Supply Company of Yueyang City, Yueyang City, and the employees of the Power Supply Center in the City Power Supply Company of Yueyang City, and colleagues set up a line on the top of the head every day to increase the transformers to ensure that the Yangtze River, the Tosihe, and Huarong River operate the day and night axis.

State Grid Hunan Electric Power also opened the "green channel" of drought resistance in time, installed the meter to the field, and handles the temporary pumping point for the preferential policy in accordance with the "three zero" (zero -door, zero approval, zero investment) preferential policy. More than 40,000 households.

Located in Taoyuan County, Teayuan Town, known as "Tea Township", has more than 60,000 acres of tea gardens in the town. In order to meet the needs of tea farmers to pump water irrigation in a timely manner, the State Grid Changde Tea Panelu Power Supply Center simplifies the workflow and shorten the customer reporting time. Tearbong Rao Wenbing said: "Thanks to the power supply station to help us pick up electricity in time, more than 1,000 acres of tea gardens have been relieved."

(The first instance, Zhou Yuegui; the second trial, Li Zhilin; the third trial, Deng Meihui.)

Author: Meng Yanyan

Editor: Lu Wei

Source: Hunan Daily · New Hunan Client

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