Fight against high temperatures and fight against hot weather; energy companies listed on the stock market are making every effort to ensure supply.

As the temperature continues to rise, the peak summer electricity supply is entering a critical stage. Information from the National Climate Center shows that in most parts of the country, temperatures are expected to be higher than the same period in previous years this summer. In addition, according to the forecast by the National Energy Administration, the country's highest electricity load will increase by about 100 million kilowatts compared to last summer, posing a severe test to the electricity supply. Recently, reporters interviewed related listed companies and learned that by strengthening the stable production and supply of coal and natural gas, the national coordinated power plants are maintaining a high level of coal reserves, and new energy wind power and photovoltaic power plants are also operating at full capacity to provide strong support for the peak summer electricity supply.