Difference between State Grid and China Southern Power Grid

The difference between State Grid and China Southern Power Grid: different types, different jurisdiction areas, etc.

The main differences between State Grid and China Southern Power Grid are as follows:

1, different company types. State Grid is a wholly state-owned company. China Southern Power Grid is a state-owned holding company.

2. The scope of corporate jurisdiction is different. State Grid and China Southern Power Grid are in parallel, among which North China Branch, East China Branch, Central China Branch, Northeast Branch, Northwest Branch and Southwest Branch of State Grid are all subsidiaries of State Grid, while South Branch belongs to China Southern Power Grid, and its business scope covers Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan, Guizhou and Hainan provinces.

3. The types of personnel recruited in graduation season are different. State Grid basically recruits fresh graduates. In addition to fresh graduates, the personnel recruited by China Southern Power Grid also include graduates who have stopped recruiting.

Brief introduction of State Grid Corporation:

State Grid Corporation is the largest power grid enterprise in China. Its predecessor was the former "State Power Company", including the State Grid and all power plants. In 2000, after the power system reform marked by "separation of power plant and power network" began, the transmission and distribution business was separated from the former State Power Company and operated by State Grid Corporation. Each power plant is operated and managed by five "power generation groups" (Datang, China Power Investment Corporation, Guodian, Huadian and Huaneng).

20 1 1 according to the plan of "separation of main and auxiliary" of the State Council SASAC, the auxiliary units such as survey, design, thermal power construction, hydropower construction and maintenance of provincial power grid and regional power grid enterprises affiliated to China Southern Power Grid Co., Ltd. were separated and reorganized into two new companies with four central power design and construction enterprises.