What does it mean to use electricity in an orderly way?

Orderly electricity consumption mainly refers to the staggered electricity consumption of different users during peak hours. According to the load characteristics of the power grid, part of the load in the peak period of the power grid is transferred to the low period of the power grid by administrative, technical and economic means, so as to reduce the peak-valley load difference of the power grid, optimize the resource allocation and improve the security of the power grid. The implementation of orderly electricity use is also to ensure that people's livelihood and public services will not be affected during the peak load of the power grid.

Peak shifting refers to reducing the electricity consumption during peak hours and moving this part of the electricity consumption to off-peak hours.

Enterprises need to adjust the production plan in time after receiving the short message of peak shift issued by the power supply bureau one day in advance. In the next day's peak power consumption period (generally 10 to 12, 14 to 19, depending on the sending time of the short message), it is necessary to shut down the production equipment, reduce the use of unnecessary lighting, and raise the air conditioning temperature to above 26℃. If the wrong peak is not in place, the power will be cut off.

Peak avoidance refers to cutting off, interrupting or stopping power load during peak hours, which usually reduces electricity consumption.

If there is still a power shortage during the peak hours of the day, some enterprises that have not participated in the peak shifting need to temporarily shut down their production equipment and avoid the peak hours urgently after receiving the notice from the power supply bureau to ensure the safety of the power grid.