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(Summary description)Three days after the start of the electricity price reform, Shandong, Jiangsu and other places have organized their first transactions after deepening the market-oriented reform of coal power on-grid electricity prices, and the average transaction price has "topped up" compared to the benchmark electricity price. Experts believe that the reform of electricity prices expands the range of market transaction electricity prices, which is conducive to balancing the conflicts and interests of all parties in the electricity market at this stage, and alleviating the shortage of electricity supply. "Securities Daily" reporters, according to incomplete statistics from the official accounts of power trading centers in various regions, noted that three days after the start of the electricity price reform, Shandong, Jiangsu and other places have organized and carried out their first transactions after deepening the reform of coal power on-grid tariffs. The price is higher than the benchmark electricity price (the maximum price that does not exceed 20% of the maximum price). Experts interviewed by a reporter from the Securities Daily believe that the electricity price reform has expanded the range of market transaction electricity prices, which is conducive to balancing the conflicts and interests of all parties in the electricity market at this stage, and alleviating the shortage of electricity supply. Experts also said that on the first day of the electricity price reform, the transaction price of Jiangsu and Shandong provinces rose by nearly 20%, reaching the highest floating electricity price. There are two main reasons: First, Jiangsu and Shandong provinces have the highest thermal power generation in my country except the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Provinces, apart from Guangdong and Zhejiang provinces, have the largest power gaps, and they are also under greater pressure to reduce emissions. When the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region does not lack power but also sends power out, the four provinces of Jiangsu, Shandong, Guangdong, and Zhejiang have the largest demand for outsourced power. The second is the "top rise" transaction where the electricity price is close to 20%, indicating that the electricity market in the provinces where the electricity is purchased is strong and the local economic development momentum is strong. In fact, from August to September, some regions have introduced electricity price reform plans. For example, Guizhou, Guangdong and other provinces have successively issued notices to implement the time-of-use electricity price policy. On the basis of the flat-segment electricity price, a certain percentage is raised and lowered to form peak electricity prices and low electricity prices, thereby guiding power users to cut peaks and fill valleys and ensure the safety of the power system run. In addition, the Zhejiang Provincial Development and Reform Commission will adjust the time-of-use electricity price policy to include large industrial electricity price users (not including the country's special regulations for electrified railway traction electricity, etc.), general industrial and commercial, residential, agricultural production and other electricity price users. No adjustment; general industrial and commercial electricity price users will implement the time-of-use electricity price from 2024, and the specific price and peak and valley periods will be determined separately.