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Administrative Measures For The Safe Use Of Electricity Among Electricity Users In Yunnan Province

Original Language Title: 云南省电力用户安全用电管理办法

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Energy management approach for electricity users in Yunnan

(Summit No. 80th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Yumnang on 25 June 2012 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 178 of 1 August 2012 No. 178 of the People's Government Order No. 178 of 1 October 2012.

Chapter I General

Article 1 regulates the safe operation of the electricity grid in order to strengthen the electricity-efficient management and services of electricity users, in accordance with the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China's Security Production Act, the State Department's Electricity Supply and Use Regulations, and develops this approach in line with my province's practice.

This approach is applicable to electricity users in the second province's administrative area for the safety of electricity and their monitoring activities.

The electricity users referred to in this approach refer to electricity users established in accordance with the law with electricity suppliers, including units of electricity users and personal electricity users.

Article 3. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of electricity users in the management of electricity, establish coordination mechanisms and promote the implementation of power-based power management responsibilities in the relevant sectors.

The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices assist in the safe use of electricity for electricity users.

Article 4

Sectors such as development reform, security regulation, public safety and security are responsible for the safe use of electricity for electricity users.

The State Department's power management body has been established in my province in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Chapter II

Article 5

(i) Implementing national standards or industrial standards, norms;

(ii) Use of electrical equipment consistent with national standards or industry standards;

(iii) To receive oversight management in the relevant sector, in conjunction with the use of electricity inspection by the electricity industry in accordance with the law;

(iv) Maintenance, periodic inspection of electricity-based equipment, in accordance with the provisions, and timely detection and elimination of security-related shocks;

(v) The installation of diarrhoea protection devices and the placement of electrical power measurement devices;

(vi) Implement other safety power obligations under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 6. In addition to fulfilling its obligations under article 5 of this approach, the following obligations should be met:

(i) The establishment of a safe and secure electricity management system, operation protocols, and the implementation of the safety-use responsibilities;

(ii) Design, installation, testing, inspection and operation management in accordance with the relevant standards and technical norms;

(iii) The establishment and strengthening of the management of electrical works, equipment technology archives;

(iv) Regular testing, inspection of electrical equipment and the timely elimination of security concealments; endangering public electricity security and cannot be removed from its own hands; and report immediately on electricity-for-saving enterprises;

(v) Preparation of emergency pre-response cases, development and implementation of safe electricity emergency response measures to assist in the handling of accidents;

(vi) The mark of the electrical device should be regulated and there is a clear safety alert marking;

(vii) Implementation of the request for security-use change in the sector and for electricity enterprises.

More than 10 thousands of electric power users at the electric power pressure level, should be equipped with a mandated security power management.

Article 7. The power distribution of electricity users should be in line with the relevant provisions of the State and the energy-efficient programme, as confirmed by the electrical industry, and should be carried out with clear security responsibilities in the electricity contract.

Important electricity users identified and published by the authorities of industry information at the district level should be equipped by law for self-required sources.

Article 8. Elected electricity users of the self-contingent emergency power source should enter into self-required emergency power use agreements with electricity providers.

Electrical users have identified the need to destroy self-recovery sources, replace line lines, dismantle or mobile lock-up devices, and should process relevant procedures for electricity-for-business and revise the relevant agreements.

Article 9. The electrical works of a unit of electricity users should be entrusted with the design, construction, installation and administration of units with legal qualifications.

The unitary power users should send information on the design and construction programmes, major equipment parameters, etc., for the approval of the electrical enterprise in a timely manner, upon completion of the electrical engineering design.

Article 10 is subject to special engineering design specifications and should be designed in accordance with the corresponding norms.

Electricity users have special requirements for the reliability of electricity and should be clearly defined in the electricity-for-use contract signed with electricity enterprises.

Important electricity users have special requirements for electricity generation, which should be agreed in electricity contracts for electricity and should be used by electricity companies in accordance with contract agreements.

Article 11 creates a combination of electrical equipment and electricity users should take governance measures to eliminate it. Non-governance measures or governance measures do not meet national standards, and electrical enterprises may suspend electricity.

Article 12 Power users of units with electricity at the electric power pressure level of more than 10 kidnapped units should develop systems for the safe operation of the electrical devices and implement systems such as tickets, operating tickets, travel, inspection, equipment periodic testing.

Article 13. The day-to-day maintenance and safety responsibilities of the electricity facility are divided by the subsector of the property and the electricity users are responsible for the management, security responsibilities in the context of the property rights, with the exception of the agreement of the parties.

The Government's investment-building facilities are managed by the relevant government departments or delegated units; the management of the management authority has been removed and is managed by the sector that continues to perform the function.

Chapter III Management and services

Article 14

(i) Advocacy, universal access to electricity legislation and safety-sharing;

(ii) To receive complaints from electricity users of safe drinking water and to monitor the removal of hiddenities;

(iii) Mediation of electricity users' safe electricity disputes;

(iv) To monitor the safety of electricity users and to detect violations;

(v) Participation in the investigation of security-use accidents;

(vi) In due course, to be informed of safety-use accidents;

(vii) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 15. Electable enterprises should be able to secure electricity services for electricity users and perform the following obligations:

(i) Implement technical standards and norms relating to legal, regulatory, regulatory and electrical safety;

(ii) To assist the relevant sectors in the safe use of electricity for electricity users and to promote safe electricity;

(iii) Provision of normal electricity for electricity users in accordance with the relevant provisions, the availability of public emergency electricity sources and the provision of quality services;

(iv) Provide electricity that meets national standards and address the quality of electricity in a timely manner;

(v) To carry out electricity inspections under the law and to detect safe concealment requirements in a timely manner, and to guide rehabilitation;

(vi) Guidance for the establishment of a safe electricity management system for key electricity users and the development of pre-emptions to deal with security-use accidents;

(vii) In line with the need for a rapid segregation mechanism based on a user's title subsector.

Article 16 During the construction of the electrical works, an intermediary inspection of hidden works should be carried out by the electrical enterprise. No construction shall be continued without inspection or inspection.

Electable enterprises should organize testing within the prescribed time frame, after receiving applications for the completion of the electrical works; the test is not qualified and cannot be used.

Article 17 Electronic enterprises should carry out electricity inspections in accordance with the law, make written changes to the identified security power motives and report to the industrial information authorities in a timely manner.

The use of electrical inspection personnel on the premises involved in the sealed units should be subject to the relevant provisions of the State's conservative secrets.

Article 18 Economies found that the equipment management of electricity users, the use of electricity was not in accordance with the requirements of safe electricity, should be opened by the letter of the results of the electrical inspection and clearly renovate requirements.

Electrical enterprises should review the situation. Electrical users refuse to change and are dealt with by the authorities that report industrial information.

Article 19

(i) The routes and equipment of electricity users have major security power shocks that endanger the safe operation of the grid;

(ii) Insecurity of electricity users may lead to a gateway;

(iii) The construction of construction, buildings, the cultivation of high flora and fauna, and the immediate threat to the safety of electricity lines, such as hills;

(iv) Other threats to the safety of electricity grids and utilities.

Article 20 shall be verified within 10 working days after the industrial information authorities have received reports from electricity-based enterprises that are not in compliance with the security-use power provision or in contravention of chapter-based electrical practices; in fact, a letter of reversion within five working days or a decision to suspend electricity.

The industrial information authorities decided to suspend the supply of electricity, which should be sent to electricity users on 7 days in advance, and to suspend the supply of electricity by 30 minutes prior to the suspension of the supply. After the removal of the reasons for the suspension of electricity, suppliers should be restored in a timely manner and to the industrial informationization authorities.

In emergencies, the suspension of electricity without delay would jeopardize public electricity security or the loss of electricity from transforming power plants, which could suspend electricity, should then be presented to industrial information authorities and to respond to user queries.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 21 provides one of the sectors and institutions responsible for the safe use of electricity for electricity users, who are directly responsible and who are directly responsible to be disposed of by law; constitutes an offence and are held criminally by law:

(i) The failure to receive and investigate violations against electricity security in accordance with the law;

(ii) The security hidden to the discovery or receipt of reports is not dealt with in a timely manner;

(iii) Other failures to fulfil their statutory responsibilities lead to accidents in electricity security.

Article 2 is one of the following conditions for the electricity sector, which is to be disposed of in accordance with the law by the competent and direct responsible person directly responsible; causes the economic loss of the electricity user and assumes liability in accordance with the law; and constitutes an offence punishable by law:

(i) In violation of the provision for the suspension of electricity and the loss of electricity users;

(ii) The loss of electricity user equipment and production owing to the lack of national standards and requirements for electricity quality;

(iii) Inadequate reporting or a written request for corrections to the identified security concerns;

(iv) Non-compliance with other statutory responsibilities.

Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides that the failure to comply with the security power obligation creates a security accident or has not been renovated as required, punishable by law by the industrial information-policy authorities and may notify the suppliers of the suspension of the supply of electricity; causing the loss of the economy of the electrical enterprise or other rights, which is liable under the law; constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law.

Chapter V

Article 24