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In principle, power users with 10kV and above (excluding agricultural and public-benefit sectors) are required to participate in market transactions (purchasing electricity directly from power generation companies or retail electricity providers).
Electricity bills are still paid directly by the users themselves. Users can continue to pay their electricity bills through offline and online service channels, such as the power bureau’s service halls or the official website—there’s no need to hand over payments to the power sales company.
Selling electricity has no requirements regarding customers' annual electricity consumption—only that they meet the voltage levels required by each region.
The agreement signed with the power-selling company is only a price contract—transmission and distribution, power operations, and maintenance will still be handled by State Grid/Southern Grid, ensuring no difference in quality.
Sure. Currently, the electricity trading market typically stipulates that power purchase agreements have a validity period of one year. If neither party submits a written notice to terminate the contract by the end of the term, the agreement will automatically renew for another year. Additionally, depending on the specific circumstances, the contract may also include clauses allowing for renewal at the time of signing. Each year, users retain the right to terminate the existing offline agreement and freely choose a new power supplier.
