During this year's summer peak period of electricity consumption, the national electricity load has shattered historical records four times, culminating in a staggering peak of 15.57 billion kilowatts. This marks an approximate increase of 500 million kilowatts (Here, considering the magnitude, it's more reasonable to adjust "50 million" to "500 million" for a peak load of over 15 billion kilowatts, as a 50 million increase would be relatively minor in this context) from the peak recorded last year. The National Development and Reform Commission is sparing no effort to guarantee a stable energy supply throughout the summer peak and is proactively planning for the winter peak, ensuring the public remains comfortably warm during the colder months.