On August 7, reports emerged that the National Energy Administration had unveiled the '15th Five-Year Action Plan for Workplace Safety in the Electric Power Sector'. This plan outlines a strategy to bolster the utilization of 'AI+' technologies in safety management, pioneer new approaches for equipment fault prediction and health monitoring, seamlessly integrate artificial intelligence into intelligent safety tools, and delve into research on decision-support technologies grounded in large-scale AI models.
Simultaneously, there will be a concerted push to accelerate independent R&D endeavors for vital power equipment, coupled with an emphasis on the advancement of novel protective materials. Dedicated initiatives will be launched to conquer core component technologies for power equipment, propelling forward breakthroughs in pivotal areas such as power chips and ultra-high voltage (UHV) components.
Furthermore, the plan advocates for the promotion of innovative safety and quality control technologies in power construction projects. This includes exploring the establishment of an intelligent regulatory framework and harnessing the power of AI, big data, and other cutting-edge tools to fortify remote supervision and quality assurance measures for major power projects.